Caroon v. . Doxey

Citations

• 48 N.C. 23

Syllabus

<p>The owner of a tract of land, who does not reside on the same, nor has cultivated, fenced, or in anywise improved any part of it, but has only used it as a range for cattle, is not entitled to a private way over the adjoining land, under the Act of Assembly, Rev. Stat. ch. 104, sec. 33.</p>