Greenway v. Wailes

h The enclosed estate in this action was surrounded on three sides by a lake. The only access to a public road was across lands previously subdivided by defendants for lake front development. The roads laid out for the subdivision ended at a dead end at plaintiffs enclosed property, yet the roads were not dedicated public roads. Before the trial, the parties stipulated that plaintiffs tract was enclosed and that the existing roads provided plaintiff with the least injurious access through the subdivision to the nearest public road. Plaintiff was also allowed by consent judgment before trial…