Key legal question
Whether the plaintiff had a right to expand the existing access easement for agrotourism guests under the law of necessity.
Extracted holding
The agrotourism use was treated as part of the property’s permitted use, and the plaintiff needed vehicle access for rational operation; a necessity easement in principle existed.
Extracted reasoning
The court held that the administrative authorities’ final decisions approving the agrotourism operation bound the civil court as to its spatial-planning permissibility. Since many guests would otherwise stay away due to the long uphill walk, vehicle access was necessary for rational exploitation of the property.