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· 10/6/1952

Shia v. Pendergrass

Citations

  • 72 S.E.2d 699
  • 222 S.C. 342
  • 1952 S.C. LEXIS 36

How courts have described this case

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  • noting the absence of a terminus on property is fatal to claim of an appurtenant easement
  • \[A]n essential feature of an appurtenant easement or way is that it have one of its termini on the dominant property.\

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Judges: Fishbtjrne, Baker, Stukes, Taylor, Oxner

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