State ex rel. Hughlett v. Hughes

How courts have described this case

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• determining that the language of an easement deed prohibited the town from using the easement beyond its original intent
• noting that under “rule of reason” parties “must act reasonably under the terms of the easement to prevent interference with the use and enjoyment of each other’s property”
• observing that, in order to determine the scope of an easement, we consider the parties' intent in light of the surrounding circumstances at the time the easement was granted
• observing that, in order to determine the scope of an easement, we consider the parties’ intent in light of the surrounding circumstances at the time the easement was granted
• \our task is to determine the parties' intent in light of the surrounding circumstances at the time the easements were granted\
• “our task is to determine the parties’ intent in light of the surrounding circumstances at the time the easements were granted”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).