Samuel Nardone & Co. v. Bianchi

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• “[An incipient] dedication can be revoked only by consent of all property owners in the plat * * * or by adverse possession.”
• \[An incipient] dedication can be revoked only by consent of all property owners in the plat * * * or by adverse possession.\
• “when a plat is recorded with streets delineated thereon and lots are sold in reference to that plat, there is an incipient dedication of such streets inuring to the public”
• “when a plat is recorded with streets delineated thereon and lots are sold by reference to that plat, there is an incipient dedication of such streets inuring to the public”
• “when a plat is recorded with streets delineated thereon and lots are sold by reference to that plat, there is an incipient dedication of such streets inuring to the public”
• “when a plat is recorded with streets delineated thereon and lots are sold by reference to that plat, there is an incipient dedication of such streets inuring to the public”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).