Rider v. Narigon

Plaintiff’s claim is that he is the owner of a strip of land 33 feet wide, leading from his- premises alongside of defendants’ premises, to the highway. The defendants do not dispute plaintiff’s ownership, but claim an easement for passage, as appurtenant to their land. They claim, also, that the strip is a public highway. Since defendants took their appeal, they have made an unqualified conveyance of their land. Their grantee says that he has no interest in the action, and does not want it prosecuted in his behalf. Plaintiff, therefore, moves to dismiss. The only interest in the strip…