Homer v. Smith

How courts have described this case

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• affirming a prescriptive easement for the claimant’s use of a right-of-way across the front and rear parking areas of an adjacent landowner’s property to reach his building
• affirming a prescriptive easement for the claimant’s use of a right-of-way across the front and rear parking areas of an adjacent landowner’s property to reach his building
• “[T]he doctrine of prescriptive easement was designed to give legal sanction to property arrangements that have existed peacefully, openly, continuously and without objection for the prescriptive period.”
• “[T]he doctrine of prescriptive easement was designed to give legal sanction to property arrangements that have existed peacefully, openly, continuously and without objection for the prescriptive period.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).