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· 4/7/1896

State v. Reppetto

Citations

  • 66 Mo. App. 251
  • 1896 Mo. App. LEXIS 45

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that although equity cases have a broad standard of review, \the appellant is not relieved of the burden of convincing this court the trial court committed error in its findings\
  • stating an easement owner cannot increase the easement and the burden on the servient estate
  • \Determining whether an easement is in gross or appurtenant is a question in equity because it involves the extent of a grant of an easement.\
  • if “the additional burden is relatively trifling, the user will not be enjoined” [citation omitted]
  • \[T]he owner of the easement cannot materially increase the burden of the servient estate or impose thereon a new and additional burden.\ (alteration in original)
  • \[A] sufficient relationship exists [for indemnification] when the at-fault party's negligence or breach of contract is directed at the non- faulting party and the non-faulting party incurs attorney fees and costs in defending itself against the other's conduct.\ (alterations in original

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Judges: Bond, Rombauer

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