Easement by Implication of Necessity for Landlocked Parcel Following Severance
Sintesi Legislator
Generato dall'IAThe litigant challenged a judgment that determined their right to an easement, arguing that the trial court misinterpreted controlling precedent regarding the necessity of an easement for a landlocked parcel, particularly in light of circumstances arising from a prior conveyance. The appellate court reasoned that the prior grant of the disputed strip of land, which severed access to a public way, demonstrated a clear intention to reserve an easement by implication of necessity because the remaining parcel was rendered landlocked, and the law favors not rendering property useless, thereby affirming the finding that the easement existed based on the necessity created at the time of the severance.
Regesto Legislator
Generato dall'IAArt. 106 al. 1 LTF, Art. 66 al. 1 LTF; Easement by Implication of Necessity for Landlocked Parcel Following Severance: The appellate court reasoned that the prior grant of the disputed strip of land, which severed access to a public way, demonstrated a clear intention to reserve an easement by implication of necessity because the remaining parcel was rendered landlocked, and the law favors not rendering property useless, thereby affirming the finding that the easement existed based on the necessity created at the time of the severance.
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Generato dall'IAUsed in order 1 to declare the appeal inadmissible as it concerns a final decision not reviewable under the standard procedure.
Imposed costs upon the appellant in order 4.
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