Allyson, Brenda and Carolin (A, B and C) own three properties and houses next door to each other at a vacation lake in British Columbia.C's house is difficult to access from the lake, and she usually arrives at the property with her family by boat. To help C out, A and B agree that C can walk along the front of their properties to allow C to get to her house and property. To make it official, C's right as owner of her property to walk across A and B's property is registered on all three properties in the government land title office.

A and B also want to make sure the "look" of their neighbourhood remains attractive, so they enter into an agreement with C whereby they all agree to paint their houses exterior with a fresh coat of paint every three years.Again, to make it official, this agreement is registered on all their properties in the government Land Title Office.

After a couple of years, C sold her property and house to Deborah (D). After a few years of ownership, D gets into an argument with A and B.A and B do not like D, so they tell D that she can no longer walk along the front of A and B's property. In retaliation, D says she will no longer paint her house every three years.

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