Bladdick v. Ozark Ore Co.
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
HOUSER, Commissioner.
This is a suit for $7,500 actual and $50,-000 punitive damages brought by John Blad-dick and wife against Ozark Ore Company for interfering with plaintiffs’ easement for the use of a roadway over defendant’s lands. -A trial jury returned a verdict for defendant. -Plaintiff has appealed.
In 1941 the Bladdicks bought the surface rights to a tract of 112.5 acres for $500. The nearest public road was about a mile from the property. Defendant’s lands surround the Bladdick property on three sides. An old 20-foot roadway running across defendant’s lands connected the Bladdick…
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