Abraham v. Dougherty
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Plaintiff sued to restrain a neighbor from obstructing plaintiff's right of way. Defendant claims the ROW is on the other side of the highway. As granting an easement on land the plaintiff already controlled would be superfluous, the court interpreted the easement as abutting the defendant's land.
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