Teal v. Lee

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• whether fence or gate violates right-of-way easement considered \in general\ to be question of fact taking into account array of considerations
• “If ... exclusion of the erection of a fence or gate across a right-of way is not specifically set out in a grant of easement, the court will then consider” four factors to assess the reasonableness of the ser-vient tenement’s use

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