Fischer v. Revett

I must respectfully dissent from the majority opinion because there is sufficient evidence to support the trial court’s judgment that Revetts have an implied easement over Fischers’ property.

The majority disagrees with the trial court’s judgment because some of its findings do not support the conclusion of the judgment. The majority opinion states:

“The trial court was correct in finding that the driveway loop had been used for many years prior to severance; however, we are forced to disagree with its other findings and the legal conclusions based on them because it is apparent that they were…