Scope and Transferability of Easements

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Scope and Transferability of Easements

Express Easements Terms of Easement Deed provisions control

Scope of Express Easements Terms of Easement Easement Silent Rule of Reason – a balancing test: benefit to dominant tenant vs. burden on servient tenant

Scope of Implied Easements Circumstances from a reasonable perspective

Scope of Prescriptive Easements Original adverse use becomes basis for applying the rule of reason.

S.S. Kresge Co. v. Winkelman Realty alley Jefferson 6 5 8 7 Plaintiff 2d 3d 1 2 3 4 Defendant Washington

Use of Easement by Servient Tenant May use and enjoy but May not interfere with dominant tenant’s use.

Use of Easement by Servient Tenant May grant overlapping easements but New easements cannot unreasonably interfere with original easement. [Note that original easement may be made exclusive].

Use of Easement by Servient Tenant Generally, servient tenant may not move the location of the easement.

Use of Easement by Servient Tenant If dominant tenant wants easement maintained, dominant tenant must perform the maintenance. Covenants to repair, however, may be coupled with an easement.

Use of Easement by Servient Tenant

Sakansky v. Wein