Dabney v. Child

Citations

• 95 Miss. 585
• 48 So. 897

Syllabus

<p>1. Easements. Ways. Necessity.</p> <p>Where a complainant has a way of necessity over defendant’s land, he is not entitled to a different way, although the way he uses is at defendant’s sufferance.</p> <p>2. .Same. Reservations and Exceptions.</p> <p>Implied reservations, as against the express terms of a deed, are not favored hy the courts, and are to he limited to ways of necessity, although the land was practically given by the grantor to the grantee.</p>