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Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District / May 7, 2019

Southside Ventures, LLC vs. La Crosse Lumber CO

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Southside Ventures, LLC, sought a prescriptive easement over a portion of La Crosse Lumber Company's property for ingress and egress. The trial court granted the easement, and La Crosse appealed, raising several challenges to the judgment and the appellate court's jurisdiction. The appellate court affirmed the trial court's judgment, denying La Crosse's motion to dismiss the appeal and finding no error in the trial court's legal determinations regarding the prescriptive easement.

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