What is the right of way granted to the owner of land that is not connected to a public highway or connected at a high cost?
The owner of land not connected to a public highway, or land which could only be joined to a public highway at exorbitant or oppressive expense, has the right of way over neighbouring land to a customary extent, with the payment of reasonable consideration. This right can only be exercised over the part of the neighbouring land that causes the least amount of damage and achieves the necessary purpose.