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I am not an attorney and this is a very complicated issue. Here is a better understanding of the easement issues in Arizona written by an attorney. ESTABLISHING LEGAL ACCESS TO LANDLOCKED PROPERTY
That's strange, sounds like he does not like people using the road. When the road easement was created there should of been a road maintenance agreement put in place. Not much you can do now except create
This will all depend on the person or company doing the detainer. The law is pretty cut and dried, you need to get out in the time frame set by the court. But, the judge could ask the people evicting
There is no legal time frame. You really have to rattle cages and go up the chain of command. I have never heard of this company and looked them up on Google. Looks like they do quite a bit of servicing
I would go at this as a safety issue under "safety and inhabitable conditions" in the Arizona Landlord Tenant Act. This would appear to be a "material obligation breech" on the landlord's part.

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