Evanna Plantation, Inc. v. Thomas
Court of Appeals of Mississippi
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERTS, J.,
for the Court.
SUMMARY OF THE CASE
¶ 1. Three legal entities in which David Klaus (David) had a significant interest sued Ernest G. Thomas (Ernest) and Camille S. Thomas (Camille) and argued that because a body of water described as a stream or a “bayou” separated a one-hundred-acre portion of their property from the remainder, they had an easement over one of two private roads on the Thomases’ property. The Sharkey County Chancery Court found no merit to the Klaus entities’ position and denied relief. Aggrieved, the Klaus entities appeal. Finding no error, we affirm the…
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