Boyd v. BellSouth Telephone Telegraph Co.
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
HOWARD, J.:
Caroline Boyd, on behalf of herself and her antique business, The Caroline Collection, Inc., sued BellSouth Telephone Telegraph Company, Inc., a/k/a BellSouth Telecommunications, Inc., now known as BellSouth (“BellSouth”), seeking to establish an easement over BellSouth’s property. Specifically, Boyd alleged she possessed an easement by necessity, preexisting use, or estoppel. The special referee granted summary judgment to BellSouth, concluding no easement arose under any view of the facts. Boyd appeals, arguing factual issues precluded summary judgment as to each cause of action.…
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- Boyd v. BellSouth Telephone Telegraph Co.Supreme Court of South Carolina · 2006