Witt v. Reavis

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• holding that, if, “at any time,” the fee simple owner of the dominant tenement acquires fee simple title to the ser- vient tenement, any easement is extinguished
• dis-cussing and adopting majority rule that an easement once extinguished is gone forever
• “if at any time the owner in fee of the dominant parcel acquires the fee in the ser-vient parcel not subject to any other outstanding estate, the easement is then extinguished by merger”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).