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Gugino v. Scripa, 2024 WL 2964516, AppDiv, Third Dept. (Opinion by Reynolds Fitzgerald, J)
In an action by easement holder for a judgment declaring his easement rights and for an injunction requiring servient owner to remove a permanent dock, servient owner appealed from Supreme Court's grant of partial summary judgment to easement holder. The Appellate Division modified to reverse Supreme Court's determination that easement holder had acquired a prescriptive easement, but otherwise affirmed, holding that the scope of the easement by grant included dominant owner's right to maintain a seasonal dock.
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