Siegwarth v. Opportunity Management Co., Inc.
Annotate this CaseSeveral neighbors all owning lakefront property objected when others planned on building a dock on the lake and using a portion of what was believed to be a designated common area. Plaintiffs appealed a district court judgment that dismissed their claims that they had the right to use parcels of property designated as common areas in a plat that was void because the persons who recorded the plat did not own all of the real property included in the plat and that awarded the plaintiffs an easement across a parcel of land owned by the cross-appellants. Upon review of the records, the Supreme Court affirmed the district court's judgment except as to the width of the easement.
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