Supreme Court dismissed permanent easement claim based on 1977 Ojalaki due to lack of statutory basis for permanent rights.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's claim for a permanent easement over a road based on the 1977 Ojalaki. The applicant argued that the law granted permanent rights, while the state contended the easement was temporary and subject to revocation. The court ruled that the statute did not establish a permanent legal basis for such an easement, thereby rejecting the claim.