Strycker v. Richardson

Citations

• 77 Pa. Super. 252
• 1921 Pa. Super. LEXIS 246

Syllabus

<p>Beal estate — Easements—Dominant and servient tenement.</p> <p>A reservation by tbe original grantors of a right-of-way to “the owner of the land next adjoining on the west”; together with a /grant by the same original grantors to such owner on the west, “his heirs and assigns” “of a reasonable right-of-way for teams and wagons over and across the adjacent land on the east” is not the creation of an easement in gross to be enjoyed only by the persons of the grantees named in the original deed, but creates a perpetual right-of-way over the servient tenement. The right-of-way for the use of wagons and teams includes a right-of-way for automobiles.</p> <p>An automobile is a vehicle propelled by power , within itself, used to convey passengers or materials, and in a general sense is á wagon.</p>