Sewell and Reilly owned adjoining lots. They entered into a written agreement whereby each agreed to allow
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Sewell and Reilly owned adjoining lots. They entered into a written agreement whereby each agreed to allow the other to use the south 10 feet of his lot for alley purposes “for so long as the alley” over the other party’s lot remained open. Did this agreement create an easement or a license?
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Law for Business
ISBN: 978-1259722325
13th edition
Authors: A. James Barnes, Terry M. Dworkin, Eric L. Richards
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