United States v. Four Part Pieces of Woollen Cloth

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• noting that a two-year limitations period applies to private nuisance claims
• “[I]t is not correct that [the statutory] procedure represents the only way a road may become a ‘public road.’... Thus, the [c]ourt cannot conclude that noncompliance with the dedication provisions means that the road is not public.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).