In re A.J.L.G.

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• holding that a railroad easement is perpetual and “excludes the owner of the fee and all other persons”
• finding that es- tablishing a telephone line for public use was beyond the scope of an easement granted to a railroad because the pub- lic telephone line was not a railroad purpose

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