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· 11/25/1955

Village of Maxwell v. Booth

Citations

  • 73 N.W.2d 177
  • 161 Neb. 300
  • 1955 Neb. LEXIS 125

How courts have described this case

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  • finding “clear and unequivocal acts of acceptance of the dedication by the village over a period of years” 23 to 44 years after offer of dedication
  • finding “clear and unequivocal acts of acceptance of the dedication by the village over a period of years” 23 to 44 years after offer of dedication
  • finding resolution passed by village board of trustees to “open street” five months after village filed suit to establish ownership of street was one of several “clear and unequivocal acts of acceptance of the dedication by the village.”
  • finding resolution passed by village board of trustees to “open street” five months after village filed suit to establish ownership of street was one of several “clear and unequivocal acts of acceptance of the dedication by the village”
  • finding resolution passed by village board 7 of trustees to “open street” five months after village filed suit to establish ownership of street was one of several “clear and unequivocal acts of acceptance of the dedication by the village”
  • finding resolution passed by village board 7 of trustees to “open street” five months after village filed suit to establish ownership of street was one of several “clear and unequivocal acts of acceptance of the dedication by the village”

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Judges: Simmons, Carter, Messmore, Yeager, Chappell, Wenke, Boslaugh

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