If a neighbour has a right of way across land it means that person can pass over that piece of land freely. This right of way does not continue when the land is transferred to a new owner unless it is registered on the certificate of title of the land. Normally, the right cannot be ended unless all the parties involved agree.
Sometimes a neighbour uses land for a long period (for example, a shortcut) but there is no legal agreement. If there is no legal agreement, the owner of the land can stop the neighbour using the land at any time.
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Legal Services acknowledges Aboriginal people as the Traditional Owners and ongoing occupants of the lands and waters in South Australia and we respect their spiritual, cultural and heritage beliefs. We recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community and pay our deep respect to Elders past and present.
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