Connolly v. Robertson
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
CAMPBELL, Judge.
Summer Haven is a platted and recorded subdivision located in Buncombe County. Plaintiffs are homeowners who own lots in sections “C” and “D” of Summer Haven. A circular road (hereinafter “Loop Road”) serves these lots and is the subject of this appeal. Loop Road is a one-way road that has never been dedicated or used as a public way or accepted by any governmental body or agency. None of the lots acquired in Summer Haven gave plaintiffs a deed to Loop Road. Nevertheless, plaintiffs entered into a road maintenance agreement, recorded around 1987, whereby they agreed to “keep…
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