Benjamin v. Wells Fargo Bank N.A.

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• explaining that easements by implication require original unity of ownership and the elements of apparentness, continuity, and necessity such that the grantee, having seen the use the grantor made of the property, reasonably can expect a continuance of that use
• remanding for the trial court to “set out the exact scope of the easement” where the trial court “did not specify its dimensions” in its original order

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