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Foldeak v. Incerto

Supreme Court of Connecticut
Sep 23, 1970
269 A.2d 293 (Conn. 1970)
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In Foldeak, "the parties had reached a valid and binding agreement relative to the construction and maintenance of a driveway over an agreed easement extending in part across the defendants' property.

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Opinion

Francis J. DiScala, in support of the petition.

Thomas A. Flaherty, in opposition.

Submitted July 1, 1970

Decided September 23, 1970

The petition by the defendants for certification for appeal from the Appellate Division of the Circuit Court is denied.

Summaries of

Foldeak v. Incerto

Supreme Court of Connecticut
Sep 23, 1970
269 A.2d 293 (Conn. 1970)

In Foldeak, "the parties had reached a valid and binding agreement relative to the construction and maintenance of a driveway over an agreed easement extending in part across the defendants' property.

Summary of this case from Mellon v. Century Cable Management Corporation

In Foldeak, the Appellate Division of the Circuit Court explained an easement by estoppel as follows: "An easement by estoppel arises when a grantor voluntarily imposes an apparent servitude on his property and another person, acting reasonably, believes that such servitude is permanent and in reliance upon that belief either does something he would not otherwise have done or refrains from doing something that he would otherwise have done."

Summary of this case from Mellon v. Century Cable Management Corporation
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Foldeak v. Incerto

Case Details

Full title:FREDERICK J. FOLDEAK ET AL. v. FRANK INCERTO ET AL

Court:Supreme Court of Connecticut

Date published: Sep 23, 1970

Citations

269 A.2d 293 (Conn. 1970)
160 Conn. 567

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