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· 12/18/1950

Lindsey v. SHAW, ET UX.

Citations

  • 49 So. 2d 580
  • 210 Miss. 333
  • 1950 Miss. LEXIS 352

How courts have described this case

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  • holding the right of an easement holder to remove overgrown tree branches that interfered with driving and walking along the roadway because these obstructions rendered the easement “practically useless and constitute an unreasonable interference” with the easement holder’s use

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Judges: Hall

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