In re Norton's Estate

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• ruling that that the trivial labor and trouble incident to the opening and closing of the gate did not in any way interfere with the full enjoyment of the easement
• ruling that that the trivial labor and trouble incident to the opening and closing of the gate did not in any way interfere with the full enjoyment of the easement
• holding that “every owner of lands has a perfect right to fence them, provided, of course, to do so will not appreciably interfere with vested rights of others” (emphasis added)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).