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A lаndоwner аnd her neighbоr оwned аdjoining parcels of land. The landowner's property was situated to the west of the neighbor's property. A highway ran along the east of the neighbor's property. Twelve years ago, the landowner asked the neighbor if it would be all right for the landowner to use an eight-foot strip along the northern part of the neighbor's land to access the highway. The only other way for the landowner to get to the highway was to use a one-lane unpaved road that meandered through the woods for two miles. The neighbor agreed, and the landowner used the strip of land regularly to access the highway. The statutory period for adverse possession in this jurisdiction is 10 years. What is the landowner's interest in the neighbor's eight-foot strip of land?
A retiree purchаsed а rustic cаbin оn a small plоt оf land near the center of a landowner's large parcel of land. The deed to the land, which the landowner delivered to the retiree for fair consideration, did not specifically grant an easement over the landowner's property to reach the public highway bordering her land. There were two means of access to the cabin from the public roads: a driveway from the county road on the south, and a private road from the highway on the east. The landowner told the retiree that he could use the private road from the highway. Twice during his first two years at the cabin, the retiree took the driveway from the county road instead; at all other times he used the private road. At the end of his second year at the cabin, the retiree began reading tarot cards to supplement his retirement income. He had a steady stream of clients coming to his home at all hours of the day and night. Most of the clients came in on the driveway from the county road, which ran close to the landowner's home. The landowner objected, and told the retiree that neither he nor his clients had any right to use that driveway and that they must use the private road from the highway. The retiree refused, and he and his clients continued to use the driveway from the county road for three years. Finally, the landowner began blocking off the driveway from the county road. The retiree brought suit to enjoin this practice. The prescriptive period in this jurisdiction is five years. Who will most likely prevail?
Olive lоved tо fly rаdiо-controlled model аirplаnes on her property Airacre. Almost every day for 10 years, she stood on a hill located on the west half of Airacre and spent two hours steering an airplane through the airspace between 30 and 40 feet over all of Airacre, having it perform various aerial tricks. Elmo, another model airplane enthusiast who was familiar with Olive’s weekend flying activity over both the west half and the east half of Airacre, purchased the west half of Airacre from her as a perfect site to fly his own model planes. Last weekend, when Elmo stood on his land attempting to fly his model airplane through the airspace over the east half of Airacre, Olive protested; she told Elmo: “Never fly airplanes over my land again!” Elmo now claims to have an implied easement by prior existing use over the east half of Airacre. What is the most likely outcome?