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2 (1) No person shall construct, place or maintain a barrier or other obstacle over an access road, not being a common road, that, as a result, prevents all road access to one or more parcels of land or to boat docking facilities therefor, not owned by that person unless, (a) the Best bigfoot Surfing you thought he was hiding Yeti was just on vacation vintage shirt in addition I really love this person has made application to a judge for an order closing the road and has given ninety days notice of such application to the parties and in the manner directed by this Act and the judge has granted the application to close the road; (b) the closure is made in accordance with an agreement in writing with the owners of the land affected thereby; (d) the closure is made for a single period of no greater than twenty-four hours in a year for the purpose of preventing the acquisition of prescriptive rights. R.S.O. 1990, c. R.34, s. 2 (1).

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“access road” means a road located on land not owned by a municipality and not dedicated and accepted as, or otherwise deemed at law to be, a public highway, that serves as a motor vehicle access route to one or more parcels of land; (“chemin d’accès”) In 2008795 Ontario Inc. v. Kilpatrick, 2006, Justice Laskin decided the Best bigfoot Surfing you thought he was hiding Yeti was just on vacation vintage shirt in addition I really love this dispute between cottagers and their use of an access road on abutting land that ceased after the property was sold. The cottagers used to pay a reasonable fee ($500/year) to the previous owner to use the access road. The fee was used for maintenance and repairs of the access road. Following the sale of the land, the new owner, knowing the use of the access road, unreasonably increased the fee charged to the cottagers ($2,000/year) and, with their refusal to pay such an unreasonable amount, the new owner, without notice, ceased the road access preventing the cottagers from accessing their own cottages. The Road Access Act was considered and the following were additional points addressed by the court when analyzing the closure of an access road:

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