Legal Question in Construction Law in Texas
Easement use by power company on private property
There is an electrical transformer on a concrete slab in my backyard. Am I entitled to compensation for the item being located there?
Asked on 7/08/07, 2:19 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Peter Bradie
Bradie, Bradie & Bradie
Re: Easement use by power company on private property
Probably not, but check in the real property records to see if an easement has been granted to the power company. No easement, you would be entitled to compensation.
Answered on 7/08/07, 2:44 pm
Johm Smith
tom's
Re: Easement use by power company on private property
Most likely you bought the house subject to the utility easement; so no. But check your plat or survey documents from when you bought the house to make sure.
Answered on 7/08/07, 6:47 pm
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