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You cannot give yourself an easement over property that you yourself own unless you are simultaneously selling the part of the property with the easement on it to someone else, and that buyer agrees to the easement. Otherwise, you already own the property, so the law already recognizes you as the total owner, i.e. you don't need an easement over land you already own.
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(in the US) It would be best for both parties to the easement to have the agreement reduced to a legal document. If the easement is to be granted permanently, it should be recorded in the county land documents.
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Answering This is about land right aways this lane is the only way into this property for at least 100 years now there is a question about legal access nothing at the court house showing anything but?
There could be 2 issues here. An easement of necessity and an easement by prescription. An easement is the right to use another's property for some specific and limited purpose without giving any possessry rights on the land covered by the easement. A common public policy in some, but not necessarilly all, states is that no land shall be made unusable because of lack of access. If a particular piece of property is surrounded by other lands so that the owner must commit a trespass to get to his/her own lands, the law implies an easement of necessity to permit that owner to cross another person's land. The easement will generally not be conferred by a court if there is some other access. The easement is not given just because that route is the easiest access there has to be a necessity for it. The second issue arises from the use of the access route for over 100 years. In some, but again, not all, states, if a property owner has been using an abutting property owner's property as an access route to his own property, whether necessary or not, there may be an easement by prescription. Such an easement could be imposed if the abutting owner knows the first owner is using the property as an access route without the abutting owner's permission and if the abutting owner does nothing to stop it, an easement by prescription could be imposed by a court. Generally there must be a certain period of time the route has to be used before there is such an easement. In New Jersey it is 20 years. Each state might have different requirements to prove an easement by prescription. Whether the situation in the questioner's situation creates either easement depends strictly on the facts and the law of that state.
