Who Will Likely Win the Dispute Regarding Whether George Holds

question 46

Multiple Choice

Who will likely win the dispute regarding whether George holds a valid easement?

• A) George will likely win only if he told Sally and Ruthy about the easement before their purchase.
• B) George will likely win regardless of whether he told Sally and Ruthy about the easement before their purchase.
• C) George will likely win only if he can establish that he paid a fair price for the easement.
• D) George will likely win only if he told Sally and Ruthy about the easement before their purchase, and if he can establish that he paid a fair price for the easement.
• E) Ruthy and Sally will likely win because easements are terminated when property is sold.

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