Malsch v. Waggoner

Citations

• 62 Wash. 470
• 114 P. 446
• 1911 Wash. LEXIS 727

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Review—Harmless Error — Evidence. The erroneous admission of a deed which was no.evidence of legal title is harmless, where the court found on other evidence that the grantee was the owner of the premises.</p> <p>Easements — Prescription—Permissive Use. Permissive use for twenty years of a private way across plaintiff’s land to a .county road does not establish an easement, where there was another practical route, plaintiffs predecessors having sold to defendant’s predr ecessors a strip of land for the express purpose of giving access to the county road.</p> <p>Easements — Implied' Grants — “Appurtenances.” The grant of land with the “appurtenances” does not infer the grant of a right of way leading to the land over an existing road, where there was no existing easement.</p>