Richley v. Jones

At the outset, this court must determine whether the decision in New Way Family Laundry v. Toledo (1960), 171 Ohio St. 242, applies to the facts herein. In that case, paragraph three of the syllabus held that:

“The construction of a divider strip in the middle of a highway resulting in the elimination of left turns from and into the abutting property and thereby permitting only light turns and requiring circuity of travel to leave or reach the opposite half of the highway does not constitute-an actionable interference with the' abutting property owner’s right of ingress and egress.”

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