Lowe v. Guyan Eagle Coals, Inc.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• interpreting a contract as of the time and place of the contract’s execution
• usage or custom will affect meaning of a written contract if it was generally followed at the time and place of the contract’s execution and, therefore, was within the contemplation of the parties
• \No use may be made of a right-of-way different from that established at the time of its creation so as to burden the servient estate to a greater extent than was contemplated at the time of the grant.\
• “No use may be made of a right-of-way different from that established at the time of its creation so as to burden the servient estate to a greater extent than was contemplated at the time of the grant.”
• “No use may be made of a right-of-way different from that established at the time of its creation so as to burden the servient estate to a greater extent than was contemplated at the time of the grant.”
• “No use may be made of a right-of-way different from that established at the time of its creation so as to burden the servient estate to a greater extent than was contemplated at the time of the grant.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).