Lamb v. Wyoming Game & Fish Commission
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LEHMAN, Chief Justice.
The primary issue in this appeal involves the interpretation of two public access fishing easements purchased by the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission in 1964. The district court ruled that the landowners along the easements must remove all objects and structures from the full 50-foot width of the easements. Because we agree that the owner of an easement with defined width, length, and location has the right to the area unhampered by structures and other objects, we affirm.
ISSUES
Appellants present the following issues:
1.Did the district court err when it concluded that a…
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