Legal Definitions - disturbance of ways

Definition: A disturbance of ways is an obstacle that prevents a person from using their legal right-of-way, such as a blocked path or road.

Example 1: A fallen tree blocking a hiking trail is a disturbance of ways because it prevents hikers from using the trail.

Example 2: A car parked in front of a driveway is a disturbance of ways because it prevents the homeowner from using their legal right-of-way to enter or exit their property.

The examples illustrate how a disturbance of ways can be an obstacle that prevents someone from using their legal right-of-way. It can be frustrating and inconvenient for the person affected, and it is important to remove the obstacle as soon as possible to restore access.