Does anyone on here know about - right of way laws- in Mississippi ?

A real estate attorney can help you; however, I did find this on the topic:

"In Mississippi, an implied easement exists where a person grants lands to which there is no accessible right-of-way except over her or his land or retains land that is inaccessible except over the land which the person conveys. In such instances a right-of-way is presumed to have been granted or reserved. Such an implied grant or easement in lands or estates exists where there is no other reasonable and practicable way of egress or ingress and it is reasonably necessary for the beneficial use or enjoyment of the part granted or reserved."

First, it is towards federal regulation to discriminate established on faith (and different matters). That mentioned it seems that your landlord is ignorant as to landlord tenant legislation. He can't dictate the way you keep the internal and extra importantly he cannot evict you with out following the regulation, that suggests going via the courts. Google landlord tenant legislation on your state for specifics. In such a lot states if you happen to holiday (breach) any phrases of the rent, as opposed to non cost of hire, you need to receive time to right the breach after correct detect. Unfortunately your landlord sounds just like the style that might difference the locks and via your estate within the avenue forgoing due approach. If you cannot manage to pay for an legal professional your choices are publish together with his movements or vacate. realtor.sailor