Harber v. Jensen
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
KITE, Justice.
[¶ 1] To access their ranch, John and Mary Kay Jensen (Jensens) claimed an irrevocable license to use a road located on land belonging to their neighbors, Larry and Sharon Lozier, as trustees of the Larry Lozier and Sharon Lozier Trust (Loziers), and John B. and Sylvia Harber, Trustees under the Harber Family Trust (Harbers). The Jensens purchased their ranch from Mr. Jensen’s parents, who had used the road for many years, and claimed they made certain improvements in reliance on continued permissive use of the road. The district court found an irrevocable license and granted a…
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