The Northeastern Reporter, Volum 78Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, and Court of Appeals of New York; May/July 1891-Mar./Apr. 1936, Appellate Court of Indiana; Dec. 1926/Feb. 1927-Mar./Apr. 1936, Courts of Appeals of Ohio. |
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his brother, was an owner of the property in 1881, testified that he and his brother
did not claim any easement on the berm ... Prescriptive easements have never
been regarded as governed by the statute of limitations concerning ejectment,
but ...
his brother, was an owner of the property in 1881, testified that he and his brother
did not claim any easement on the berm ... Prescriptive easements have never
been regarded as governed by the statute of limitations concerning ejectment,
but ...
Side 140
277, authorizes a town to take lands and easements necessary for supplying
water to its inhabitants. ... Held, that the taking included an easement of a right to
flow water over the land, which if permitted to exist, would interfere with the use of
...
277, authorizes a town to take lands and easements necessary for supplying
water to its inhabitants. ... Held, that the taking included an easement of a right to
flow water over the land, which if permitted to exist, would interfere with the use of
...
Side 141
An easement is an interest in the land, CarVed Out Of it for the benefit of the
owner of the dominant tenement, and it leaves the owner of the servient tenement
with a title limited by the ownership of this separate interest in another person.
An easement is an interest in the land, CarVed Out Of it for the benefit of the
owner of the dominant tenement, and it leaves the owner of the servient tenement
with a title limited by the ownership of this separate interest in another person.
Side 217
... use by the proprietor, Shall to the extent to Which the Same iS vacated or
narrowed, operate as a revocation of the acceptance thereof by the council; but
the right of way and easement therein of any lot owner shall not be impaired
thereby.
... use by the proprietor, Shall to the extent to Which the Same iS vacated or
narrowed, operate as a revocation of the acceptance thereof by the council; but
the right of way and easement therein of any lot owner shall not be impaired
thereby.
Side 218
Its action in So doing, leaves to the abutting owner his eaSement in the Vacated
portion, while the narrowing by the court, if it had such power under the guise of
Vacating, would take the easement from him by assessing damages. Therefore ...
Its action in So doing, leaves to the abutting owner his eaSement in the Vacated
portion, while the narrowing by the court, if it had such power under the guise of
Vacating, would take the easement from him by assessing damages. Therefore ...
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action affirmed agreed alleged amount answer appellant appellee applied assessment authority bill bonds cause Cent charge circuit claim complaint condition considered Constitution construction contract corporation court damages death deed defendant determine directed duty easements effect election entered entitled error evidence exceptions execution existing facts filed finding follows further give given grant ground held improvement injury instruction intended interest issue Judge judgment jury land lien limitations Mass matter means ment mortgage motion negligence Note.—For Ohio operation opinion owner paid parties passed payment person petition plaintiff present proceedings purchase question railroad reason received record reference refused reversed rule statute street sufficient sustained taken thereof tion trial trust witness