OPINION
RANDALL, Circuit Judge.
In 1978, Hazel Gully acquired a piece of property to which Southwestern Bell Telephone Company had been granted an easement. As provided for in the easement deed, Bell had placed a communications cable at the edge of the property. The cable was in place in 1981 when Gully, who was in the midst of planning to build a commercial office facility on the property, discovered it, together with Bell's easement. As she was entitled...
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