Bishop Eddie Long Ministries, Inc. v. Dillard

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• landowner who purchased from a developer pursuant to a subdivision plat showing a lake owned by the developer acquired an easement to the lake, with which neither the developer nor the lake’s subsequent owner could interfere
• discussing “‘inconsistent verdicts,’ ‘mutually exclusive verdicts,’ and ‘repugnant verdicts.’”
• Where plaintiffs did not have easement rights authorizing them to plug up a dam or harvest trees, trial court had good reason to deny an injunction based on its finding that plaintiffs’ wrongful conduct in plugging up the dam and harvesting trees constituted unclean hands.

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