The New York Supplement, Volume 118West Publishing Company, 1909 - Law reports, digests, etc "Cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals, Supreme and lower courts of record of New York State, with key number annotations." (varies) |
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Page 109
... Easements , Dec. Dig . § 37. * ] 2. EASEMENTS ( § 30 * ) — EXTINGUISHMENT - ALLEYS - NONUser . Where plaintiffs ' right to an easement in an alley lay in grant , and had been available without question for many years , and was a ...
... Easements , Dec. Dig . § 37. * ] 2. EASEMENTS ( § 30 * ) — EXTINGUISHMENT - ALLEYS - NONUser . Where plaintiffs ' right to an easement in an alley lay in grant , and had been available without question for many years , and was a ...
Page 111
... easement in the court or alley in lot 16 , and also the right of ingress and egress to South street through the alley in lot 17 , by deed . The defendant ac- quired a like easement in the same way , and each knew of their loca- tion and ...
... easement in the court or alley in lot 16 , and also the right of ingress and egress to South street through the alley in lot 17 , by deed . The defendant ac- quired a like easement in the same way , and each knew of their loca- tion and ...
Page 112
... may not be amiss . In the first place , the mere fact that the plaintiffs had not used the alleys did not operate to extinguish their easement . Welsh v . Taylor , 134 N. Y. 450 , 112 ( Sup . Ct . 118 NEW YORK SUPPLEMENT .
... may not be amiss . In the first place , the mere fact that the plaintiffs had not used the alleys did not operate to extinguish their easement . Welsh v . Taylor , 134 N. Y. 450 , 112 ( Sup . Ct . 118 NEW YORK SUPPLEMENT .
Page 113
... easement was of long standing , available for many years without question , and a valuable appurtenant to the premises of the plaintiffs , and they were not required no use the same frequently , or at all , to retain their right ...
... easement was of long standing , available for many years without question , and a valuable appurtenant to the premises of the plaintiffs , and they were not required no use the same frequently , or at all , to retain their right ...
Page 156
... easement . Section 1639 provides that the complaint must allege facts showing plain- tiffs ' right to the property together with a description thereof , and that defendant unjustly claims or that it appears from the public records that ...
... easement . Section 1639 provides that the complaint must allege facts showing plain- tiffs ' right to the property together with a description thereof , and that defendant unjustly claims or that it appears from the public records that ...
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