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· 7/17/1986

Feinman v. State

Citations

  • 717 S.W.2d 106
  • 1986 Tex. App. LEXIS 8029

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that rolling easement shifted after Hurricane Alicia moved the vegetation line landward causing homes to be seaward of vegetation line and subject to removal under OBA
  • finding that rolling easement shifted after Hurricane Alicia moved the vegetation line landward causing homes to be seaward of vegetation line and subject to removal under OBA
  • finding that rolling easement shifted after Hurricane Alicia moved the vegetation line landward causing homes to be seaward of vegetation line and subject to removal under OBA
  • noting that if boundaries and easement did not “roll” with changes to shoreline, it “would greatly diminish the public’s easement” and “defeat the purposes of the Act”
  • finding that rolling easement shifted after Hurricane Alicia moved the vegetation line landward causing homes to be seaward of vegetation line and subject to removal under OBA

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Judges: Bass, Duggan, Keith

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