Court of Appeals of Oregon· 11/10/2004

RealVest Corp. v. Lane County

Citations

100 P.3d 1109
196 Or. App. 109
2004 Ore. App. LEXIS 1475

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where county brought declaratory judgment action to prevent the plaintiffs from using certain land as a driveway, the core relief sought was equitable in nature and review on appeal was de novo
“For an implied dedication of land to the public to occur, there must be a clear and unequivocal manifestation by the owner of the property of an intent to devote it to public use.”
where the defendants’ counterclaims were filed to prevent the plaintiffs, through a declaratory judgment, from using a portion of the defendants’ lands as a driveway, the core relief sought was equitable in nature
interpreting “right of way” in deed language to be surplusage
discussing those as a single factor
discussing those as a single factor

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Judges: Edmonds, Armstrong, Schuman

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