Investigate historic access, registered servitudes and necessary-access requirements. An empty strip on a map does not prove a legal road before purchase. Driving across another’s land without authority is not a safe solution.
Practical example
After purchase, a buyer discovers the path crosses private land. An oral neighbourly permission may not secure a permanent right.
What to do
Obtain extracts and access-history documents. Distinguish an agreed servitude from necessary access. Consider compensation and the least intrusive route; access lost through the owner’s arbitrary actions requires separate assessment.
Source and consultation
Civil Code of Georgia, Articles 180, 247–248: https://matsne.gov.ge/ka/document/view/31702 — checked on 28.10.2026.
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