Adshead v. Sprung

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• finding appellee’s use of driveway area to be open and notorious where driveway was immediately adjacent to appellant’s property and photographs depicted tire tracks leading from paved area of appellant’s driveway to appellee’s garage
• where plaintiff used driveway as she pleased without asking for or receiving permission for more than twenty-one years, use was “adverse, open, continuous, notorious and uninterrupted” and plaintiff was entitled to easement by prescription

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