Tetrault v. Bruscoe

How courts have described this case

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• mere knowledge of an existing roadway and its use without a further legitimate claim would not be enough to affect the plaintiffs registered parcel of land
• “[i]n order to affect registered land as the servient estate, an easement must appear on the certificate of title. ... To hold otherwise would undermine the integrity of the registration system”
• \attack on the integrity of a judgment of registration may only be asserted in Land Court\; Probate and Family Court lacked power to encumber registered land by declaring existence of prescriptive easement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).