Trespassing or not?

[Gadger]

I have a lease on a hotel which gives my blanket rights to inspect my easements which are located on the Landlords land. In the past we have had an agreement that we provide notice of 24 hours to access these easements for inspection. I have given my landlord notice, but they are now wanting to know more information, i.e. how will be attending, when, exact time, reason, etc etc. I do not believe I need to give her any of this information, as it clearly states in my lease that I have blanket rights for inspection, and I have only given her notice as a matter of courtesy. The landlord is now refusing me access unless I furnish her with this information.

Is there such a thing as trespass? is there anything she can do?

Appreciate your comments

[charitynjw]

Hi & welcome

Is it registered land?
If so, is there a 'charge' on the Land Registry?

Why would you not want to give details of inspection dates/reasons?

Trespass would be, in my opinion, a non-starter.
Damages are likely to be trivial, unless you intended to dig up the rose garden or somesuch.
& if you have license to enter the property, there is no trespass.

Horrocks v Forray [1976] 1 WLR

Robson v Hallet CA 1967

[lgfa92]

I have a lease on a hotel which gives my blanket rights to inspect my easements which are located on the Landlords land. In the past we have had an agreement that we provide notice of 24 hours to access these easements for inspection. I have given my landlord notice, but they are now wanting to know more information, i.e. how will be attending, when, exact time, reason, etc etc. I do not believe I need to give her any of this information, as it clearly states in my lease that I have blanket rights for inspection, and I have only given her notice as a matter of courtesy. The landlord is now refusing me access unless I furnish her with this information.

Is there such a thing as trespass? is there anything she can do?

Appreciate your comments

What are the easements in question ?

[Gadger]

septic tank & drainage field