Evans v. Mansfield

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• having access to a road which led from plaintiffs land to public road did not bar plaintiff from obtaining a way of necessity over defendant’s land because the road traversed such rough and rocky terrain it could not be kept in a usable condition
• plaintiffs’ had no legally enforceable right to use a private road which ran over another’s property

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).