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|facts=Aquia Marina, Inc. held an [[easement]] over the land of Hayes; the easement was the only way to access the marina by land. | |||
|issues=What happens if the use of the dominant estate substantially increases the burden on the servient estate to the easement? | |issues=What happens if the use of the dominant estate substantially increases the burden on the servient estate to the easement? | ||
|rule=A dominant estate may enjoy an [[easement]] over another parcel of property. | |rule=A dominant estate may enjoy an [[easement]] over another parcel of property. | ||
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| Hayes v. Aquia Marina | |
| Court | Virginia Supreme Court |
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| Citation | |
| Date decided | February 28, 1992 |
Facts
Aquia Marina, Inc. held an easement over the land of Hayes; the easement was the only way to access the marina by land.
Issues
What happens if the use of the dominant estate substantially increases the burden on the servient estate to the easement?
Rule
A dominant estate may enjoy an easement over another parcel of property.
