When one establishes an easement, one is supposed to grant all that is necessary to use it.
Thus the easement to draw water from another’s fountain necessarily carries with it the right of way.
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When one establishes an easement, one is supposed to grant all that is necessary to use it.
Thus the easement to draw water from another’s fountain necessarily carries with it the right of way.
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