Is an easement necessary for the reasonable enjoyment of land granted by an owner of land and retains other parts himself?

Ontario, Canada


The following excerpt is from McClatchie v Rideau Lakes (Township), 2014 ONSC 811 (CanLII):

Easements will be created by implication of law when an owner of land grants part of that land and retains other parts himself, namely an easement necessary for the reasonable enjoyment of the land granted is usually implied in favour of the purchaser: Dobson v. Tulloch, supra, p. 8.

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