LeClerq v. Zaia

How courts have described this case

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• “balancing of equity * * * is not normally considered where encroachment by a defendant is intentional”
• affirming punitive and nominal damages judgment where the dominant estate/defendant was proven to have intentionally interfered with the servient estate/plaintiff’s property when it damaged the roadway upon which it had ingress and egress rights
• affirming punitive and nominal damages judgment where the dominant estate/defendant was proven to have intentionally interfered with the servient estate/plaintiff's property when it damaged the roadway upon which it had ingress and egress rights

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