Ind. Telecom Easement Plaintiff Agrees to Drop T-Mobile From Her Lawsuit
Plaintiff Debra Brown and defendant T-Mobile agreed to drop T-Mobile as a party to Brown’s lawsuit, said their mutual motion Tuesday (docket 3:23-cv-00842) in U.S. District Court for Northern Indiana in South Bend. Brown’s complaint seeks to nullify the wireless…
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communications easement on her residential property in Goshen, Indiana, and to chase multiple telecom and broadband companies from the parcel of real estate that’s “burdened” by the easement (see 2309150006). T-Mobile “disclaims any interest” in the real estate that Brown claims to own, and there appears to be no dispute between Brown and T-Mobile “requiring resolution in this action,” said the mutual motion.