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· 11/14/1956

County of Yuma v. Leidendeker

Citations

  • 303 P.2d 531
  • 81 Ariz. 208
  • 1956 Ariz. LEXIS 155

How courts have described this case

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  • emphasizing the proprietor’s dedicatory statement, which was signed, filed and recorded, and subsequent references to such statement in transactions involving the sale of the land at issue
  • designating land on plat \to the public for park and public building purposes only\
  • discussing application of Rev. Stat. of Ariz. Civ. Code §§ 607-612 (1901)
  • noting broader sense of term “subdivision” as used in predecessor statute
  • sale of land with reference to map or survey showing streets amounts to immediate and irrevocable public dedication of such streets
  • “[T]he sale of lots referencing a recorded plat containing the dedication constitutes an ‘immediate and irrevocable’ dedication.”

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Judges: Prade, Udall, Windes, Phelps, Struckmeyer

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