White v. . Coghill

Tbe plaintiff contends tbat sbe is entitled to a way of necessity over the lands of defendants, to be set apart and located by the court. The law of “way of necessity” is discussed in many cases in this State, notably, Cagle v. Parker, 97 N. C., 271, 2 S. E., 76; Lumber Co. v. Cedar Works, 158 N. C., 162, 73 S. E., 902; Carmon v. Dick, 170 N. C., 305, 87 S. E., 224; Brick Co. v. Hodgin, 190 N. C., 582, 130 S. E., 330; Weaver v. Pitts, 191 N. C., 747, 133 S. E., 2; Grant v. Power Co., 196 N. C., 617, 146 S. E., 531. See, also, Brasington v. Williams, 141 S. E., 375. The general rules of law…