· 5/8/1995
Newington Plantation Estates Ass'n v. Newington Plantation Estates
Citations
- 458 S.E.2d 36
- 318 S.C. 362
- 1995 S.C. LEXIS 79
How courts have described this case
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- stating that a private easement existed in an unpaved portion of a traffic circle where the deed referenced a recorded plat that contained the street and no evidence existed of a contrary intent to convey the easement
- reviewing a property owners deed and the relevant restrictive covenants for evidence of easement
- “Absent evidence of the seller’s intent to the contrary, a conveyance of land that references a map depicting streets conveys to the purchaser, as a matter of law, a private easement by implication with respect to those streets, whether or not there is a dedication to public use.”
- absent evidence of the seller’s intent to the contrary, a conveyance of land that references a map depicting streets conveys to the purchaser, as a matter of law, a private easement by implication with respect to those streets, whether or not there is a dedication to public use
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Judges: Moore, Finney, Toal, Waller, Chandler
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