Town of Manchester v. Augusta Country Club

How courts have described this case

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• stating that although the town performed maintenance on a road it did not acquire a right-of-way by prescription
• discussing common methods of proving that the public at large has acquired a non-pos-sessory interest in land
• applying the presumption to an action regarding a sand beach next to a golf course
• applying the presumption to an action regarding a sand beach next to a golf course
• Town's expenditure of time and money to keep right-of-way repaired and assistance with maintenance and security of the beach were voluntary actions that were subordinate to Club's ownership of beach

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).