Indiana Code § 32-23-3-1

Refusal to grant easements; failure to agree upon consideration
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Sec. 1. If: (1) land that belongs to a landowner in Indiana is shut off from a public highway because of the: (A) straightening of a stream under Indiana law; (B) construction of a ditch under Indiana law; or (C) erection of a dam that is constructed by the state or by the United States or an agency or a political subdivision of the state or of the United States under Indiana law; and (2) the owner of the lands described in subdivision (1) is unable to secure an easement or right-of-way on and over the land that is adjacent to the affected land, and intervening between the land and the public highways that are most convenient to the land because: (A) an adjacent and intervening landowner refuses to grant an easement; or (B) the interested parties cannot agree upon the consideration to be paid by the landowner that is deprived of access to the highway; the landowner of the affected land shall be granted the right of easement established as a way of necessity as provided under IC 32-24-1 . [Pre-2002 Recodification Citation: 32-5-3-1.]   IC 32-23-4 Chapter 4. Solar Easement               32-23-4-1 "Passive solar energy system" defined             32-23-4-2 "Solar easement" defined             32-23-4-3 "Solar energy device" defined             32-23-4-4 Creation; requirements             32-23-4-5 Instrument; requisites

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