Wiegmann v. Baier

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• observing that the “manner in which the parties themselves have construed” the terms of an easement agreement can be “persuasive evidence of their intention”
• holding a fence constructed by the servient owner on an easement was an unlawful interference with use of the easement because it “effectively barred access by auto to plaintiffs’ garage and parking areas”
• finding a fence installed by a servient estate owner “effectively barred access by auto to plaintiffs’ garage and parking areas”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).