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Haisfield v. Lape
No. 012881Supreme Court of Virginia
012881 Haisfield v. Lape 11/01/2002 A "line-of-sight" or "view" easement rendered title to certain real property unmarketable, and the trial court erred in holding that the buyers were in breach for refusing t…
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012881 Haisfield v. Lape 11/01/2002 A "line-of-sight" or "view" easement rendered title to certain real property unmarketable, an…
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012881 Haisfield v. Lape 11/01/2002 A "line-of-sight" or "view" easement rendered title to certain real property unmarketable, and the trial court erred in holding that the buyers were in breach for refusing to complete the purchase. That judgment is reversed. (Revised 11/13/02)
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