Flaherty v. DeHaven

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• right-of-way may not be blocked by land owner, even when easement holder has other means of access over land subject to the right-of-way, where the alternate access was not as safe as the original easement
• “When the precise location of an expressed right-of-way is not fixed or defined by the deed, it is competent for the parties to define a location by subsequent agreement, use or acquiescence.”

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