Myers v. Berven

The controversy in this case relates to the existence of an easement for a private roadway leading from defendant’s land, over the land of plaintiff, to a public road. The plaintiff appeals from the judgment in favor of the defendant upon his cross-complaint.

The tract of land belonging to Myers, over which the easement is claimed, contains a little over five acres. It is 14.67 chains long from north to south and 3.62 chains in width. The complaint of Myers alleges that he is the owner of the tract, that Berven threatens to and will, unless enjoined, enter thereon and pass over the same on…