Defendant, in August 1982, cut down a number of trees located near its power transmission lines running across property owned by plaintiffs. Defendant did so pursuant to an easement that one of its predecessors in interest had acquired in 1939. By virtue of that easement, defendant possessed "the right to trim, cut and remove any trees, limbs, brush or other obstructions on either side of said lines which [defendant] may deem likely to interfere...
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