Lund v. Wilcox
Utah Supreme Court
- Appeal from District Court, Second District; J. A. Howell, Judge. Action by Elizabeth Lund against J. F. Wilcox. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtFrick, J.
The appellant instituted this action in April, 1905, to enjoin the respondent from tearing down her fences and from trespassing on and passing over a certain portion of her land. The respondent claims a private right of way over her land, which he asserts was acquired by prescription, and that the fence in question obstructed this right of way, and hence that he had a right to remove the same. Upon a hearing the court found for the respondent, and entered judgment in his favor.
The undisputed facts, briefly stated, are as follows: The appellant is the owner of the East one-half of the…
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