Anderson v. Town of Hemingway
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Ness, Justice:
This is a declaratory judgment action instituted by respondent F. J. Anderson, Jr., to determine whether or not appellant, Town of Hemingway, possessed an easement across respondent’s land. Appellant claims a right-of-way over respondent’s property, fifty feet in width, for a street known as Magnolia Street asserting a dedication of the “street” to the public more than fifty years ago. It is conceded that the alleged street has never been opened for travel.
The trial court, without a jury, held that respondent owned his lot free of any right of way. We affirm.
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