To: Seruzawa
“Right of Way” is enshrined in all property law. This is basic miscarriage of justice clearly greased by corruption and payoffs.
12 posted on
12/28/2020 12:06:59 PM PST by
Louis Foxwell
(RISE UP O MEN OF GOD. BE DONE WITH LESSER THINGS.)
To: Louis Foxwell
“Right of Way” is enshrined in all property law. This is basic miscarriage of justice clearly greased by corruption and payoffs. It is enshrined if you actually have a right of way. The ferry company did not have a right of way over the land of the plaintiff. This was a property rights case - nothing more nothing less. Conservatives should actually applaud the decision because it upheld private property rights.
25 posted on
12/28/2020 12:33:22 PM PST by
KevinB
(''... and to the Banana Republic for which it stands ...")
To: Louis Foxwell
“Right of Way” is enshrined in all property law.
I watch a lot of Brit stuff. It seems like “right of way” is and has been strictly enforced there for a long time. Land owners don’t like it, of course, but they’re the ones who get in trouble for blocking a public right of way.
27 posted on
12/28/2020 12:36:42 PM PST by
hanamizu
To: Louis Foxwell
Why has the Virginia county sometime between now and 200 years ago established a legal easement to the landing and adjacent approaches? Or, via eminent domain acquired title for public use? I believe that a county public road connects to the landing.
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