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A Land Use Agreement Between Neighbors is a crucial legal document used in Canadian jurisdictions when adjacent property owners need to formalize arrangements regarding shared or overlapping land use. This document becomes necessary in situations involving shared driveways, fence arrangements, easements, access rights, or any scenario where neighboring properties have interconnected uses or responsibilities. The agreement ensures compliance with provincial property laws, municipal bylaws, and environmental regulations while providing clear guidelines for property rights, maintenance obligations, and dispute resolution. It's particularly important in both urban and rural settings where property boundaries and usage rights need clear definition to prevent future conflicts. The document should be customized based on specific provincial requirements and local municipal regulations, as property law in Canada is primarily governed at the provincial level.
