Lakeside Launches, Inc. v. Austin Yacht Club, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the scope of an easement is rendered \to the extent reasonably necessary to afford ingress and egress to the owner of the dominant estate and no more.\
• limiting impact of easement on burdened land to specifically allowed, affirmative right to access
• “[W]e believe after reviewing the cases, that the law requires a vendor/vendee relationship to establish an easement by estoppel.”
• easement for purpose of ingress and egress does not convey right to anchor and float commercial boat dock
• easement for purpose of ingress and egress does not convey right to anchor and float commercial boat dock
• “In determining the scope of an easement, we may imply only those rights that are reasonably necessary to the fair enjoyment of the easement with as little burden as 8 possible to the servient owner.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).