Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Vermont

Without a writing executed by the land owner it is unlikely you will be able to enforce your rights. There is a chance that previous owner told the new owner of your rights and both will testify to this, however, this is unlikely. If the use of the land was permissive, any argument that rights were obtained through adverse possession won't fly. I recommend consulting with an attorney because there may be other facts in play that could be important, but be prepared to be dissapointed. Perhaps if the new owner has a copy of the old lease and actsd consistent with your ongoing rights....there could be a small toe hold. More likely new owner doesn't have a copy of the lease and will claim permissive use doesn't vest you with rights. Similarly, a month to month lease doesn't transfer title (fee simple ownership). Good luck.