180 P. 903 | Or. | 1919
Lead Opinion
Opinion on the Merits
On the Merits.
It is conceded in this case „ that the 72-acre tract originally purchased by E. H. Tucker, now owned by the plaintiff, was a portion of the 360-acre tract known as the Compton land, which was accessible by means of the county road running through the northwest corner of the land; that at the time of the conveyance
“It would-be simply absurd under the common law to pretend that A could, by any form of grant, create a servitude upon the land of a stranger in fayor of land which he should convey to his grantee.”