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NY Court Rules Shared Private Road Belongs to Neighbouring Club, Not Family

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A New York family has lost its legal claim to a shared private road, which a state court has now awarded to a nearby recreational club. The dispute began in 2021, when disagreements over access turned a road that had been used amicably for decades into a point of contention. The state's highest court sided with the club, pointing to its historical maintenance and long-standing use of the road. The family had argued that its long-term relationship with the club gave it permission to use the road, but the court did not accept that position.

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