Wright v. Brookshire

Miller, Judge.

Jere Brookshire filed a petition seeking an implied easement across land owned by James Wright, Jr. to provide Brookshire access to a landlocked property that he owned, and, in the alternative, the condemnation of a private way of necessity across such land. Brook-shire moved for partial summary judgment as to his private way claim. The trial court granted such motion, and sub silentio denied Wright’s request to enjoin the condemnation. Wright appeals, contending that the trial court erred (i) in granting Brookshire partial summary judgment, (ii) in refusing to enjoin the…