Long v. Garrison
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtDeWITT, J.
This is a controversy over an easement over the-land of defendant and his claim of right to erect and maintain gates thereon. This claim is resisted by the complainant. The owner of' the servient estate is the defendant D. M. Garrison. The owner of the dominant estate is the complainant George W. Long.
The undisputed facts are that in June, 1919, a farm known as the Wilson farm, near the town of Niota in McMinn county, having been subdivided into lots and acreage tracts, was sold at public auction to various purchasers. The plat showing the subdivision Avas registered before the sale, in the…
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