Vinson v. Brown

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• noting that with express easements, “an exact designation of location is unnecessary, as long as the tract of land that will be burdened by the easement is sufficiently identified”
• “Words of common use are given their plain and ordinary meaning in the construction of a will.”
• appellant failed to establish implied easement on lakefront property was reasonably necessary as a matter of law when appellant had express easements to use other areas of subdivision with lake frontage
• use as \a park located about five hundred (500) feet East of Block No. One (1) of a subdivision . . . which park extends to a cove on the Lake and the boundaries of which park to be marked and established by said G.A. Draper.\
• use as “a park located about five hundred (500) feet East of Block No. One (1) of a subdivision . . . which park extends to a cove on the Lake and the boundaries of which park to be marked and established by said G.A. Draper.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).