läbikäimistega

Läbikäimistega is an Estonian term that translates to "with access" or "through access." It is most commonly used in real estate and property law to describe a property that has a right of way or an easement allowing passage through an adjacent property. This access is typically granted for specific purposes, such as reaching a public road, a utility connection, or another part of the owner's land that would otherwise be inaccessible.

The existence and nature of läbikäimistega are usually documented in property deeds and land registry records. This legal right is crucial for ensuring that properties are not landlocked and can be practically utilized. The terms of the easement, including its width, the allowed uses, and any maintenance responsibilities, are often defined in the legal agreement establishing the right of way.

When a property is described as läbikäimistega, it means that a specific path or route across another person's land is legally recognized and can be used by the owner of the property benefiting from the easement. This concept is vital for urban planning and property development, as it ensures that all plots have practical access and usability. Disputes regarding läbikäimistega can arise over the usage, obstruction, or maintenance of the right of way, and these are typically resolved through legal channels.