Peterson v. Town of Oxford

How courts have described this case

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

• ‘The use of an easement must be reasonable and as little burdensome to the servient estate as the nature of the easement and the purpose will permit.”
• \The use of an easement must be reasonable and as little burdensome to the servient estate as the nature of the easement and the purpose will permit.\
• claims against state for nuisance and trespass allowed in action involving governmental function of draining surface water from highway
• “An easement must be used reasonably. Rights must be exercised with reference to the rights of others.... ‘[I]t would be unjust for [an easement owner] to ignore the harmful consequences of his actions.’ ” (second brackets in Peterson)
• \An easement must be used reasonably. Rights must be exercised with reference to the rights of others.... `[I]t would be unjust for [an easement owner] to ignore the harmful consequences of his actions.'\ (second brackets in Peterson )

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).