Stirling v. Dixie Elec. Membership Corp.

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• also stating that application of the herbicide applied by means other than a helicopter and on a more selective basis might have been permitted by the language
• although the easement included an express right ‘to cut and trim trees and shrubbery,” this had to be done ‘in a reasonable manner, with due regard to the rights of all parties”; indiscriminate chemical spraying was not reasonable

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