Gibbens v. Weisshaupt

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an increase in degree of use due to commercial activities and additional residences on the dominant tenement is an unreasonable expansion of prescriptive easement
• holding an increase in degree of use due to commercial activities and additional residences on the dominant tenement is an unreasonable expansion
• holding an increase in degree of use due to commercial activities and additional residences on the dominant tenement is an unreasonable expansion
• “It would seem proper in this case to require” the dominant estate to construct and maintain the necessary gates
• “[The] use cannot be so substantially altered or enlarged that the nature, character and burden thereof create a new and different servitude.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).