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· 4/21/2022

Lauryn Mitchell, Emonie Walker, L.S.(Minor), L.B.(Minor) v. Adam Estrada, Jr.

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  • holding express easement in deed significantly negated any presumed intention by the parties to create an implied easement
  • although plaintiff could point to isolated factors in support of implied easement, such intent was negated by language in deed with respect to express easement

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