Faulkenberry v. Norfolk Southern Railway Co.

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• holding that “the 1845 Charter created only an easement in Railroad, such that Faulkenberry ... may cross the railroad tracks”
• noting that although the owner of the fee underlying a railroad right-of-way may cross the railroad tracks, he may not do anything that would unreasonably interfere with the railroad’s use of its easement

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