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Mulford v. Walnut Hill Farm Group
No. 100333Supreme Court of Virginia
100333 Mulford v. Walnut Hill Farm Group 06/09/2011 (Revised 06/10/2011) In an action by a landowner claiming a legal right to access certain property, the plaintiff failed to prove the requisite formal accept…
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100333 Mulford v. Walnut Hill Farm Group 06/09/2011 (Revised 06/10/2011) In an action by a landowner claiming a legal right to ac…
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100333 Mulford v. Walnut Hill Farm Group 06/09/2011 (Revised 06/10/2011) In an action by a landowner claiming a legal right to access certain property, the plaintiff failed to prove the requisite formal acceptance or express assertion of dominion over a purported access road by public authority. The trial court's finding of fact regarding lack of use by plaintiff's predecessors was not plainly wrong, nor did the circuit court misapply the law in denying a prescriptive easement. There was no error in finding that the plaintiff failed to show that defendant acted with unclean hands, or that it should be estopped from denying an easement. There was no basis on which to presuppose the existence…
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100333 Mulford v. Walnut Hill Farm Group 06/09/2011 (Revised 06/10/2011) In an action by a landowner claiming a legal right to access certain property, the plaintiff failed to prove the requisite formal acceptance or express assertion of dominion over a purported access road by public authority. The trial court's finding of fact regarding lack of use by plaintiff's predecessors was not plainly wrong, nor did the circuit court misapply the law in denying a prescriptive easement. There was no error in finding that the plaintiff failed to show that defendant acted with unclean hands, or that it should be estopped from denying an easement. There was no basis on which to presuppose the existence…
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