Question
Axel is registered proprietor of Greenacre. Brendan is registered proprietor of Whiteacre.
Greenacre and Whiteacre are neighbouring properties. Both properties comprise a house and
large garden. Axel’s garden contains a lean-to, a shed and a greenhouse. Brendan is also the
registered proprietor of an organic grocery shop. The shop is located in a small town more
than thirty miles’ distance from Whiteacre.
Last week, Axel granted Brendan the following rights over Greenacre:
1. (a) the right to attach a satellite dish to the wall of the house;
2. (b) the right to use the washing machine located in the lean-to;
3. (c) the right to use a small shelf in the greenhouse for the purpose of growing chillies
to be sold in Brendan’s shop; and
4. (d) the right to use the garden shed for storage.
Advise Brendan whether these rights are capable of being easements.
Axel is registered proprietor of Greenacre. Brendan is registered proprietor of Whiteacre.
Greenacre and Whiteacre are neighbouring properties. Both properties comprise a house and
large garden. Axel’s garden contains a lean-to, a shed and a greenhouse. Brendan is also the
registered proprietor of an organic grocery shop. The shop is located in a small town more
than thirty miles’ distance from Whiteacre.
Last week, Axel granted Brendan the following rights over Greenacre:
1. (a) the right to attach a satellite dish to the wall of the house;
2. (b) the right to use the washing machine located in the lean-to;
3. (c) the right to use a small shelf in the greenhouse for the purpose of growing chillies
to be sold in Brendan’s shop; and
4. (d) the right to use the garden shed for storage.
Advise Brendan whether these rights are capable of being easements.
