Fischer v. Anger’s Empirical Analysis

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1. “Plaintiffs contend that when Wegman’s heirs conveyed ... [a second lot to Hudelmaier], it merged with [the first lot conveyed to Hudelmaier, which was the dominant estate] and the easement was extinguished. We cannot agree. Where, as here, only a portion of the servient estate (i.e. Wegman’s estate) is conveyed, there is no complete unity of title and the easement is, therefore, not extinguished.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Soukup v. Brooks