Common Driveway Easement Agreement

• Category: Real Estate - Easements and Rights of Way
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-EAS-0077KG
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

This form is an agreement to convey the use or benefit of a tract of land to another party for a specific limited purpose without giving the party the right to possess, take from, improve or sell the tract of land for a driveway. A Common Driveway Easement Agreement is a legal document that is used when two or more property owners share a driveway. It outlines the legal rights and responsibilities of each owner in regard to the maintenance, use, and access of the driveway. This type of agreement is often used when multiple homes are built on one lot, or when two adjoining parcels of land share a driveway. The Common Driveway Easement Agreement typically covers the following topics: 1. Maintenance: The agreement outlines who are responsible for maintaining the driveway, including repairs, snow removal, grading, and landscaping. 2. Use: The document also lays out the rules for use of the driveway, such as who has the right of way, and who is allowed to park on the driveway. 3. Access: The agreement defines who has access to the driveway, and under what conditions. 4. Liability: The document also outlines the liability of each party in case of an accident or injury. Different types of Common Driveway Easement Agreements can include residential driveway easement agreements, commercial driveway easement agreements, and shared driveway easement agreements.

A Common Driveway Easement Agreement is a legal document that is used when two or more property owners share a driveway. It outlines the legal rights and responsibilities of each owner in regard to the maintenance, use, and access of the driveway. This type of agreement is often used when multiple homes are built on one lot, or when two adjoining parcels of land share a driveway. The Common Driveway Easement Agreement typically covers the following topics: 1. Maintenance: The agreement outlines who are responsible for maintaining the driveway, including repairs, snow removal, grading, and landscaping. 2. Use: The document also lays out the rules for use of the driveway, such as who has the right of way, and who is allowed to park on the driveway. 3. Access: The agreement defines who has access to the driveway, and under what conditions. 4. Liability: The document also outlines the liability of each party in case of an accident or injury. Different types of Common Driveway Easement Agreements can include residential driveway easement agreements, commercial driveway easement agreements, and shared driveway easement agreements.