· 9/19/1984
Taylor v. Eureka Investment Corp.
Citations
- 482 A.2d 354
- 1984 D.C. App. LEXIS 477
How courts have described this case
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- when easement for parking silent with respect to fees, the attempt to impose fees violated the easement
- when parties have filed cross-motions and losing party appeals, appellate court must determine whether either party was entitled to summary judgment
- court of appeals’ function is to determine whether any material, factual issue exists
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Judges: Terry, Kern
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