Sanxay v. Hunger
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Jefferson Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtOsborn, C. J.
The appellee instituted an action against the appellant to establish and perpetuate an easement in adjoining lands, and to enjoin him from disturbing the appellee in the enjoyment of such easement.
The complaint consists .of three paragraphs. The first alleges that the appellee, in going to and from his farm and residence, travels a certain public highway to a point named, at which point there is a private road or easement running to his said farm and residence, over the land of the appellant; that he and those under whom he claims title have resided on said farm for thirty-five years as…
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