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MUJI 2d CV925

Prescriptive Easement. "Adverse" Defined.

activein force · 2026-08-21 – presentas-observed

[Plaintiff's] use of [Defendant's] property was "adverse" if [Plaintiff] did not obtain permission for the use.

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2026-08-22
Edition
2026-08-21
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677951efa7412992170933eab10688a5462fdb6247bae392e8a9bdcb56ddce8c
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