Rhode Island § 34-7-5 § 34-7-5. Utility rights-of-way not acquired by enjoyment.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 34-7-5 — § 34-7-5. Utility rights-of-way not acquired by enjoyment.

Rhode Island § 34-7-5

Title 34Property

Ch. 34-7By Possession and Prescription

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 34-7-5 (2026).

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§ 34-7-5. Utility rights-of-way not acquired by enjoyment.
No enjoyment by any persons, companies or corporations, for any length of time, of
            the privilege of maintaining telegraph, telephone, electric, or other posts, wires
            or apparatus in, upon or over any lands or buildings of other persons or corporations,
            shall thereby confer any right to the continued enjoyment of the easement or raise
            any presumption of a grant thereof.
         

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§ 34-7-5. Utility rights-of-way not acquired by enjoyment.

No enjoyment by any persons, companies or corporations, for any length of time, of the privilege of maintaining telegraph, telephone, electric, or other posts, wires or apparatus in, upon or over any lands or buildings of other persons or corporations, shall thereby confer any right to the continued enjoyment of the easement or raise any presumption of a grant thereof.