Bill owns a large parcel of land that he divides into two plots, an eastern plot and a western plot. Bill decides to sell the eastern plot to Sam, and he will retain the western plot for himself. Before transferring ownership of this eastern plot, Bill makes certain that the deed transferring ownership of the eastern plot includes language that reserves the right for Bill to cross through Sams land. This is a personal right belonging to Bill alone. (a) What is the legal term describing the way that Bill created this easement? (3 points) (b) Assume that bill builds a house for himself on the western plot. If Bill decides to sell this house, can Bill also sell the easement on Sams land? Briefly explain your answer. (3 points) (c) Instead of a house, Bill turns the western plot into a commercial dairy farm. As such, Bill uses the easement to transport farming equipment to and from the farm. If Bill decides to sell this farm, can Bill also sell the easement on Sams land? Briefly explain your answer.