Reseña de Edgar Wilson and Pauline Wilson v. Ray

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This action inVolves a road, 20 feet wide, which runs east and west across land owned by plaintiffs Edgar Wilson and Pauline Wilson. At its western terminus the disputed road connects with a north-south public road referred to in the record as the Holly Morton road. The disputed road runs eastwardly from the Holly Morton road across the middle portion of plaintiffs' 40-acre tract. It then Jogs north approximately 30 feet and turns east into land now owned by defendant Gloria Merritt. Other defendants are members of the county court of Hickory County. In their two-count petition the plaintiffs sought a declaratory judgment defining the rights of the parties with respect to the disputed road and also sought an injunction against defendants' maintenance or use of it. The trial court, sitting without a jury, found the disputed road to be a ""public roadway by virtue of § 228.190,"" 1 and decreed that it was ""available for use by all members of the public without interference or obstruction."" It also denied injunctive relief. Plaintiffs appeal.

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