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Van Sandt v. Royster
SEWER PIPES UNDER HOUSE- EASEMENT
-Adjoining landowner who shares lateral sewage drain has no right to enjoin his neighbors with contention that sewer which went through his land and through the adjoining land, was an easement, a term not described in his deed, when the pipes from the adjoining landowners cause sewage to accumulate in his basement.
-Common sense would lend PL adjoining landowner to make thorough inspection of land, which he did, and know that sewage connection was necessary part of modern plumbing system
-Adjoining landowner who shares lateral sewage drain has no right to enjoin his neighbors with contention that sewer which went through his land and through the adjoining land, was an easement, a term not described in his deed, when the pipes from the adjoining landowners cause sewage to accumulate in his basement.
-Common sense would lend PL adjoining landowner to make thorough inspection of land, which he did, and know that sewage connection was necessary part of modern plumbing system
