Hill v. Allan

Defendants (hereafter collectively Allans) appeal from a judgment quieting the title of plaintiffs 2 and cross-defendants 3 (hereafter collectively referred to as Nielsons) to a prescriptive easement, enjoining them from interferring with the use thereof, and denying relief on their cross-complaint. The Allans contend error because the Nielsons’ contemplated use would unduly burden the servient tenement. On the Nielsons’ cross-appeal, the only contention is that the trial court erred in denying them damages for disparagement of title. While we will separately set forth the particular…