· 1/16/1975
Carter v. Stringfellow
Citations
- 306 So. 2d 273
- 293 Ala. 525
- 1975 Ala. LEXIS 1079
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- \The right to use the land on which an easement has been dedicated remains in the owner of the servient estate so long as such right does not conflict with the purpose and character of the easement\
- \The right to use the land on which an easement has been dedicated remains in the owner of the servient estate so long as such right does not conflict with the purpose and character of the easement\
- ‘The right to use the land on which an easement has been dedicated remains in the owner of the servient estate so long as such right does not conflict with the purpose and character of the easement’
- 'The right to use the land on which an easement has been dedicated remains in the owner of the servient estate so long as such right does not conflict with the purpose and character of the easement'
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Judges: Harwood, Heflin, Merrill, Maddox, Faulkner
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