Strauch v. Coastal States Crude Gathering Co.

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• distinguishing Dwyer’s holding that the easement rights became fixed and certain when the first pipe was laid because Dwyer involved “[t]he right to lay only one pipe line” and the easement did not grant the right to remove and replace the original pipe with a larger pipe
• failure to spell out all terms in an easement does not render rights granted unenforceable

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