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- Title: Gary D. Blair v. Harold M. Fullmer
- Author : Supreme Court of Alabama
- Release Date : January 21, 1991
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 62 KB
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Gary Blair appeals from a summary judgment entered in favor of the defendant, Harold Fullmer, in an action seeking to enjoin Fullmer from obstructing a public road that Blair alleges exists on Fullmer's property. In 1958, G. B. Caudle and Mary Sue Caudle sought to subdivide their property in Talladega County. The Caudles drafted a plat of the proposed Caudle Lake Subdivision and filed it in the office of the probate Judge of Talladega County. The Caudles then held an auction to sell all of the subdivision lots. Four purchasers, including Gary Blair's parents, bought lots at the auction, receiving deeds in July 1958. The plat apparently 1 showed a road beginning at a public highway, crossing the Caudle Lake Subdivision, circling a lake on the property, and connecting to the two lots purchased by the Blairs. Gary Blair now seeks to have that platted road declared a public road. It appears that all of the lots sold were situated on the outer perimeter of the Caudles' property and that all had ingress to and egress from existing public highways by way of easements independent of the road shown on the recorded plat. Although Gary Blair stated in an affidavit that G. B. Caudle bulldozed a road around the lake at the time of the sale of the lots, he admitted that it was never maintained. Mary Sue Caudle and others gave affidavits stating that there was never a road circling the lake, and there was no evidence that any of the purchasers of the lots had ever used any road across the land retained by the Caudles for access to their lots.
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