Caldwell v. COMETTO

How courts have described this case

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• affirming a three-foot secondary easement for snow removal from a right-of-way
• “Idaho recognizes the existence of secondary easements, which convey the right to repair and maintain the primary easement so long as such activity is reasonable.”
• “Without a prevailing party, it is not necessary to discuss whether this appeal involves a 'commercial transaction’ under section 12-120(3) .... ”
• “It is true that an action has not been fully adjudicated until all the claims and defenses at issue have been resolved, but I.R.C.P. 54(d)(1)(B) also provides that a court may award fees when it has issued a ‘final judgment.’ Because a Rule 54(b

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