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· 9/6/1950

Powell v. Magee

Citations

  • 60 S.E.2d 897
  • 191 Va. 315
  • 1950 Va. LEXIS 222

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  • if a landowner conveys the land but retains a building surrounded by the land conveyed, it will be assumed that the parties intended that the grantor has reserved a right of way (easement) over the land conveyed
  • if a landowner conveys the land but retains a building surrounded by the land conveyed, it will be assumed that the parties intended that the grantor has reserved a right of way (easement) over the land conveyed
  • if a landowner conveys the land but retains a building surrounded by the land conveyed, it will be assumed that the parties intended that the grantor has reserved a right of way (easement) over the land conveyed
  • if a landowner conveys the land but retains a building surrounded by the land con- veyed, it will be assumed that the parties intended that the grantor has reserved a right of way (easement) over the land conveyed

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Judges: Gregory, Eggleston, Spratley, Buchanan, Miller

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