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Triplett v. Beuckman

Illinois Appellate Court

40 Ill. App. 3d 379 (1976)

Relevant factsFree

The Beuckmans (defendants), owners of an island easement requiring a bridge for access, replaced their collapsed bridge with a causeway after Triplett (plaintiff) refused to help repair it, and evidence showed the causeway restricted the plaintiffs' prior ability to boat and water-ski around the island by passing beneath the bridge; the trial court found the causeway a reasonable solution and denied an injunction.

IssueFree

Whether the owner of a dominant estate has the sole responsibility to maintain and repair the easement without making a material alteration that interferes with the use and enjoyment of the servient estate.

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