Legality of Cannabis by U.S. Jurisdiction

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"... It must be admitted, though we do it with regret, that there are other cases decided by this court which seem to hold that the mere naked user of a road for twenty years is sufficient to establish such road as a public highway.
- in New v. Stock, 1971 and 2 similar citations
Such work as has been done has been upon what is in reality a private farm drive and has and is primarily for the benefit of the farm and its occupants.
The provision of sec. 1294, Stats., that all unrecorded roads used and worked for ten years shall become legal highways, did not abrogate the common-law rule of this state that a highway may be created by user alone for twenty years.
—right once obtained is valid and may be enjoyed to the same extent as if a grant existed, it being the legal intendment that its use was originally founded upon such a right.
- in Sumter County v. Brown, 1958 and one similar citation
WINSLOW, J. There was no sufficient evidence in the case from which it could be found that the locus in quo had become a highway either by twenty years' adverse user under common-law principles

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182 NW 2d 276 - Wis: Supreme Court 1971
14 Wis. 2d 101 - Wis: Supreme Court 1961
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290 NW 2d 685 - Wis: Supreme Court 1980
18 Wis. 2d 566 - Wis: Supreme Court 1963
102 So. 2d 303 - Fla: Dist. Court of Appeals, 2nd Dist. 1958
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[CITATION] Milwaukee Bar Association Gavel
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