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  Colvin v. Fell, 40 Ill. 418,
Subject:
 
     
  Com. Dept. of Fish & Wildlife Resources v. Garner, 896 S.W. 2d 10 (Ky. 1995),
Subject: Easements,
 
     
  Commonwealth v. City of Roxbury, 9 Gray 465,
Subject:
 
     
  Conn v. Penn, 1 Pet. C.C. 496,
Subject: Actual line surveyed controls over returns,
 
     
 

Cook v. Adams, 89 So. 2d 6 (Fla. 1956),
Subject:

 
     
  Cooper v. Polos, 898 S.W. 2d 237 (Tenn.App. 1995),
Subject: Easements
 
     
  Cooper v. Smith, 9 Ser. & R. 26,
Subject:
 
     
  Copeland v. City of Oakland, 19 Cal.App. 4th 717 (1993), 23 Cal.Rptr. 2d 719,
Subject: Dedication of street, Acceptance,
 
     
  Costal Petroleum Co v. American Cyanamide Co., 454 So. 2d 6,
Subject:
 
     
  Cotsifas v. Conrad, 137 Or.App. 468, 905 P. 2d 851 (Or.App. 1995),
Subject: Easements,
 
     
  County of San Diego v. California Water etc. Co., 30 Cal. 2d 817 [L.A. No 19546. In Bank November 10, 1947],
Subject: Estoppel, Roads, Emnient domain, Abandonment and relocation,
 
     
  County of Westchester v. Town of Greenwich, 90 Civ. 1302 (GLG) United States District Court for the Sourhern District of New York, 793 E.Supp. 1195 June 2, 1992, Decided,
Subject:
 
     
  Cox v. Clanton v. Maupin, Boise, May 2002 term, 2002 Opinion No. 94, Filed July 2, 2002,
Subject: Boundary by acquiesence, boundary by agreement, Aderse possession, Estopple,
 
     
  Cox v. Hart, 43 S.Ct. 154 (Cal. 1922), 260 U.S. 427, 67 L.Ed 322,
Subject:
 
     
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