Minerva Partners, Ltd v. First Passage, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• observing that, once an easement is abandoned, the unencumbered fee-simple interest in the land previously burdened remains in the titleholder, thus implying that the continued physical presence of Michigan Gas’s original pipeline would constitute a continuing trespass
• “The general rule is that courts will follow the plain language in a deed in which there is no ambiguity.”
• “The general rule is that courts will follow the plain language in a deed in which there is no ambiguity.”
• “Easements do not carry title to the land over which they are exercised and do not dispossess the landowner of its property.”

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