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Boyd v. McDonald

Citations

  • 408 P.2d 717
  • 81 Nev. 642
  • 1965 Nev. LEXIS 282

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • noting that evidence of later conveyances by original owner was only relevant to show intentions with respect to initial severance
  • holding that property owners generally have no right to a particular view
  • noting that evidence of later conveyances by original owner was only relevant to show intentions with respect to initial severance
  • noting that evidence of later conveyances by original owner was only relevant to show intentions with respect to initial severance
  • concluding that an implied easement exists where “the owner of two parcels had so used one to the benefit of [the] other that, on selling the benefited parcel, a purchaser could reasonably have expected, without further inquiry, that these benefits were included in the sale”

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Judges: Badt, Thompson, Zenoff, McNamee, Eighth

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