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Warden v. Linebarger

148 N.W. 481, 182 Mich. 1, 1914 Mich. LEXIS 773
CourtMichigan Supreme Court
DecidedJuly 24, 1914
DocketDocket No. 73
StatusPublished

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Bluebook
Warden v. Linebarger, 148 N.W. 481, 182 Mich. 1, 1914 Mich. LEXIS 773 (Mich. 1914).

Opinion

Moore, J.

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Mr. Linebarger bought his 21/2 acres with a right of way of Philip Drow and wife, in August, 1901, and put a hotel on the land. The complainant was given by Mr. Drow and wife a warranty deed to his íy<¿ acres in August, 1907, and in the ^ime deed is the following language:

[2]*2“Also a right of way one rod wide commencing at the northeast corner of the land above conveyed and running thence in a northeasterly direction along the south side of lands heretofore conveyed to C. E. Linebarger to the northeast corner of said Linebarger land; thence N. 78% degrees E. to the township highway, 412.5 feet more or less; the line above given being the northerly line of said one rod in width, and it is hereby understood that the right of way running northeasterly from Linebarger land to township highway is to be used jointly by the said Theodore G. Warden, C. E. Linebarger and Walter T. Best, their heirs and assigfs.”
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