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New Mexico Solar Developer Fails to Establish Prescriptive Easement

By Charles Sartain on September 3, 2021
Posted in Land Titles
Co-author David Leonard

McFarland Land & Cattle, Inc. v. Caprock Solar I, LLC considered what is the required under New Mexico law to establish a public prescriptive easement, and brings to life the full meaning of “100 feet of bad road”.

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A state road runs along section lines that divides property owned by…

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