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· 4/30/1964

Felici v. Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines

Citations

  • 200 A.2d 126
  • 83 N.J. Super. 373
  • 1964 N.J. Super. LEXIS 416

How courts have described this case

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  • indicating uncertainty as to whether the underlying theme is one of contributory negligence or trespass
  • indicating uncertainty as to whether the underlying theme is one of contributory negligence or trespass
  • occasional use of a \short-cut\ pedestrian path incident to crossing a railroad track did not constitute an easement by prescription
  • footpath used as shortcut for the sake of convenience was not a public highway
  • footpath used as shortcut for the sake of convenience was not a public highway

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Judges: Judges Gaulkin, Lewis and Fulop

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