Wyoming court grants landlocked ranch road access, with $61,200 payment ordered
Wagonhound Land & Livestock Company, which owns a remote 640-acre property in Wyoming, struggled to reach it by road. After negotiations with neighbors failed, the company went to court seeking permission for a private access road. The Wyoming Supreme Court sided with the company, finding the road was necessary. The ruling requires the company to pay the neighboring ranch $61,200 in compensation. The court also removed two conditions that had been placed on the road's construction standards.
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