Cassens v. Meyer

The parties are adjacent landowners. Their *188controversy is over a private roadway along a partition line. The roadway in question extends north and south. It is twenty-four feet wide and one hundred and sixty rods in length. It connects the buildings and improvements upon plaintiff’s farm with the public highway. Only the west half — that is, the west twelve feet — of the roadway is in controversy, being that portion thereof lying on the west side of the partition line. The plaintiff became the purchaser of the farm and improvements now referred to, about two years before this controversy…