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YELLEN v. KASSIN

30.08.10

YELLEN v. KASSIN

JEANNE YELLEN, Singly and As Executrix of the Estate of DWIGHT YELLEN, Plaintiffs-Appellants,
v.
ISAAC J. KASSIN and MARGARETTE KASSIN, H/W, Defendants-Respondents, and
SALIM ASSA and EZAK ASSA, Defendants.

No. A-5596-08T3.

Of a higher order Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division.

Argued: April 28, 2010.

Decided: August 27, 2010.

Martin J. Arbus argued the induce for appellants.

Mark A. Steinberg argued the cause for respondents.

Before Judges Cuff, Payne and Waugh.

The viewpoint of the court was delivered by

CUFF, P.J.A.D.

Plaintiffs Jeanne Yellen and the Estate of Dwight Yellen interest from an order recognizing reciprocal prescriptive easements over the driveway on their property to Scads Avenue in Deal and over the driveway of defendants Issac J. Kassin and Margarette Kassin to Roosevelt Avenue in Grapple with. A prescriptive easement requires continuous adverse use over thirty years. We overrule because the facts as found fail to satisfy the legal requirements of mutual prescriptive easements over the parties' driveway.

Source: Leagle.com

All-winter Hurricane Ridge Road campaign nearing its goal

15.08.10

Anchorage ANGELES -- Today is the last day to donate to the campaign to keep Hurricane Ridge Approach open daily from November through March.

The effort is very close to its $75,000 aim.

City Council member Cherie Kidd, one of the champions of the fundraiser, said $73,580 had been donated as of the last include, taken Friday.

Kidd said on Saturday that she remains confident the target will be reached.

"I've always said we are going to do this," she said.

"I've never wavered."

Kidd said she and Borough Manager Kent Myers will meet with representatives of the Port Angeles Regional Apartment of Commerce and Olympic National Park on Monday morning to get the final reckon.

"Monday morning at 9 a.m. we're just going to put all our pennies on the table," she said.

The last coincide will announced at the chamber's meeting at noon Monday.

The community needs to eliminate search $75,000 by the end of the day in order for the U.S. Department of the Interior

Source: Peninsula Daily