Young v. Sweetbriar, Inc.

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• noting that when a grantor delineates streets in a recorded plat, both that grantor and “[a]ll persons claiming under such grantor are forever estopped to deny [the streets’] existence[]”
• where entire length of a street has been expressly dedicated and accepted as a public street, mere nonuser of a portion of the street within the fixed limits of the express dedication, does not amount to an abandonment of it
• “Allegations of the refusal by the defendant to allow the petitioner to come on the property alleged to be a public street, and the assertion by the defendant of his intention to appropriate the property to his exclusive use, are sufficient to allege a continuing nuisance.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).