Aloi sold a section of her land to Bell, including the deed an easement allowing Bell to cross Aloi's property to reach the newly aquired parcel. Three years later, Aloi sold his property to Cadd. Shortly thereafter, following an argument, Cadd put a chain across Bell's right of way, saying that he had not given permission for Bell to cross his land. How should the court rule on this case and why?

Reference: Business Law with UCC Applications, by Paul A. Sukys and Gordon W. Brown, Chapter 30 Real Property and Landlord and Tenant Law