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Auerbach v. County of Hanover
960062 Auerbach v. County of Hanover 11/01/1996 Since the intent, express and unambiguous on the face of a deed, its incorporated plat, and all the references thereon, was to establish an easement across the p…
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960062 Auerbach v. County of Hanover 11/01/1996 Since the intent, express and unambiguous on the face of a deed, its incorporated…
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- Nov 1, 1996
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960062 Auerbach v. County of Hanover 11/01/1996 Since the intent, express and unambiguous on the face of a deed, its incorporated plat, and all the references thereon, was to establish an easement across the piece of land conveyed servient to the grantors' entire combined land, the trial court did not err in finding that an easement serves the entire proposed subdivision of land and in directing the county to approve the subdivision plat, and that judgment is affirmed.
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