Carolina Land Company, Inc. v. Bland

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• holding that purchasers of subdivided lots platted into streets and sold by reference to the plat acquired an appurtenant easement in a road that was never opened or used
• “Law imputes to purchaser who proposes to acquire title to real estate notice of recitals contained in any properly recorded instrument in writing which forms link in chain of title to property proposed to be acquired.”
• when a grantor lays out a tract of land in streets and lots on a plat and sells those lots by deeds referring to the plat, normally the legal effect is the creation and conveyance of implied easements in the streets to the grantees

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