How should I proceed in the event of a right of way?

Questioner

We have bought a new home. This home has a square on which various plots are situated. These plots are equipped with garages. So we have to give right of way. That is not a problem because this concerns residents of the adjacent plots. However, there is a plot of 75m2. And this has 3 registered residential objects. In other words, a plot with 3 garages. This is now in use by the owner of the plot. So he also has right of way. But what if he sells and decides to sell the garages separately. Then we will have to deal with at least 3 people who we also have to give right of way, who do not live in the immediate vicinity. It is a closed area and multiple people could lead to nuisance, an infringement of our privacy or a more unsafe situation. For us and the residents on this square. Is there a possibility to set a right of way per plot, so a personal right that cannot be sold split.

Lawyer

Then in that case there is a quantitative extension of the easement. The question of whether that is possible depends on the text in your deed, or if that is missing, the way in which the easement has been exercised for a certain period of time. Your next comment was whether the right of easement cannot be limited objectively, but perhaps it can. Here too, the text is leading.