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Laws regarding landlocked properties vary by jurisdiction, but generally, a landlocked property is one that lacks direct access to a public road or right of way. In many places, landowners may seek an easement, which is a legal right to cross over neighboring land to access their property. The law often requires that such easements be reasonable and necessary, balancing the rights of both the landlocked owner and the neighboring landowners. Additionally, some jurisdictions may have specific statutes or regulations governing access for landlocked parcels.

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