McFarland v. Norton

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• distinguishing between reasonable regulatory actions that mildly interfere with use of an easement and regulations that deny the existence of an easement
• holding mild interference with the use of an easement and the exercise of regulatory or supervisory actions pursuant to the government’s own property interests, as opposed to those that deny the easement’s existence, do not establish an adverse claim under the QTA
• dispute over plaintiff’s right to access a route through a national park

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