Medhus v. Dutter

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• holding, in proper case, court will depart from common law rule to give effect to grantor’s intent; before creation of easement in stranger to conveyance will be recognized, intent of grantor to create easement must be clearly shown
• holding, in proper case, court will depart from common law rule to give effect to grantor's intent; before creation of easement in stranger to conveyance will be recognized, intent of grantor to create easement must be clearly shown
• without adopting the Restatement rule, the court noted that it would decline to follow the traditional rule if the intent of the grantor was clear

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