Ozbolt v. Miller

Duckworth, Chief Justice.

The petition alleged that the plaintiff in 1923 purchased a described 100-acre tract of land, and at the same time acquired an easement adjacent thereto oyer a 20-foot lane as a means of ingress and egress from the public road to his farm; that he had used this lane without interruption since the date it was acquired until the defendant obstructed the same by placing a “cattle gap” across it; that such obstruction had interferred with the plaintiff’s movement of cattle along said lane to a pasture, thereby causing the plaintiff much inconvenience, trouble, and injury…