Bromley v. Lambert and Son, Inc.
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
BABCOCK, Judge.
In this action for injunctive relief, defendant, Lambert and Son, Inc., appeals a judgment for plaintiffs finding an easement by pre-existing use across defendant’s land. We affirm.
The subject of this case is an existing dirt roadway running from plaintiffs’ property across the northwest comer of defendant’s property and feeding into a public street. Both parcels of land were once owned by the same party. In 1968, the parcels were severed. At that time, the only access to what is today plaintiff’s land was an existing dirt roadway. Subsequently, however, a public street was…
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