Spectra Site Communications v. Lawrence
Annotate this CaseDouglas and Brenda Lawrence (“the Lawrences”) challenged a district court judgment enjoining them from interfering with, impeding, or preventing Spectra Site Communications, Inc. (“Spectra”) from using or maintaining Blossom Mountain Road, which crossed the Lawrences’ property. Spectra leased property owned by Robert and Mark Hall (the “Halls”) located east of the Lawrence property. After a six-day bench trial, the district court held that Spectra had proven that the Halls have an easement implied by prior use and an easement implied by necessity. Accordingly, the district court found that Spectra, as a lessee of the Halls, was entitled to use and maintain Blossom Mountain Road. The district court also awarded Spectra costs and attorney fees. The Lawrences appealed, arguing, inter alia, that the district court erred in finding that the Halls had an easement upon which Spectra’s injunctive relief is based. Finding no reversible error, the Idaho Supreme Court affirmed.
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