Willing v. Booker
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
In this cause the owner of an easement seeks to prevent the owner in fee of a lane along which the easement runs from building or rebuilding a line fence.
Mr. L. E. Mumford, now dead, held certain real estate at Cherrystone, Virginia. This land he devised to his wife. She died intestate in 1930, leaving to survive her as her only heir at law, Calvin B. Taylor.
Mr. Taylor had a survey made and during the month of August, at public auction, he sold to Evelyn V. Willing, the plaintiff, two lots there described as A and B. Lot B lies to the south and its western line runs with the county road. Lot…
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