Stein v. Killough

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• stating that one method of acceptance is through use by the public
• stating express dedication accomplished by deed or other written document and acceptance of offer to dedicate does not require express acceptance and can be accomplished by public’s general and customary use of property
• stating express dedication is accomplished by deed or other written document and acceptance of offer to dedicate does not require express acceptance and can be accomplished by public’s general and customary use of 62 property
• reviewing entire record for evidence supporting subject matter jurisdiction
• reviewing entire record for evidence supporting subject matter jurisdiction

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