But even a desperate shift is some easement when sorely pushed.
No passage has met my eye in which Bracton expressly decides that an easement goes with the dominant estate upon a disseisin, but what he says leaves little doubt that he followed the Roman law in this as in other things.
It is not supposed that its possessor could maintain an action for an interference with an easement before his time, as an heir could for an injury to property of the hereditas jacens.
An easement is capable of possession in a certain sense.
He further says, that if an easement be granted to A, his heirs and assigns, all such by the form of the grant are allowed the use in succession, and all others are wholly excluded.
Although it may be doubted whether the mention of assigns was ever necessary to attach an easement to land, and although it is very certain that it did not remain so long, the difficulty referred to grew greater as time went on.
If a right in the nature of an easement could be attached to land by prescription, it could equally be attached by grant.
But if it does not recognize it until a right is acquired, then the protection of a disseisor in the use of an easement must still be explained by a reference to the facts mentioned in the Lecture referred to.
It has been mentioned above, that words of covenant may annex an easement to land, and that words of grant may import a covenant.
I can grant a lasting love just as I can grant a lasting satisfaction; but the lasting love cannot be coupled with possession, for love is pain and desire, and possession is easement and fulfilment.
The desire is a pain which seekseasement through possession.
She knew only that she was leaning against him and that the easement and soothing rest were very good.
A few minutes later, sobbing heavily, the elder woman lay in bed, across her forehead and eyes a wet-pack of towel for easement of the headache she and Saxon tacitly accepted as substitute for the brain-storm.
As he smiled to greet her, with a slow white flash of teeth from between red lips, she caught again the promise of easement and rest.
This right is sometimes granted by the owner of the soil; and to make it a freehold right, it must be created by deed, though it be only an easement upon the land of another, and not an interest in the land itself.
But this right to the use of waters, as an easement to the land, may be acquired and lost, or enlarged and abridged, by prescription.
Law) Defn: Neglect or omission to use an easement or franchise or to assert a right.
Law) Defn: A running stream of water having a bed and banks; the easement one may have in the flowing of such a stream in its accustomed course.
Servient tenement or estate (Law), that on which the burden of a servitude or aneasement is imposed.
Right of support (Law), an easement or servitude by which the owner of a house has a right to rest his timber on the walls of his neighbor's house.
An express grant, or express reservation, of an easement cannot be effected except by deed.
So, when a wound begins to heal, one will touch and trifle with it, reviving the smart as an easement from the weary numbness of the congested tissues.
Her husband had arrived before her, and in tears on his shoulder she found the first momentary easement since her trouble began.
It was a pain and an unrest; and it received easement only by the touch of the new god's presence.
The good stands for all things that bring easement and satisfaction and surcease from pain.
He felt a sudden easement of the strain between himself and Tira.
It was an easementof a sort, if only the difference of change.
Challis finds natural irritation with this booby's method an easement against the new strain on his powers of bearing anxieties.
The writer caught constantly at the only easement words could be found for, that the actual hour or day, or even week, of Death could not be forecast.
There was, however, in the great Duke a vein of compunction, and for its easement he had refrained from selling some rare and costly miniatures belonging to Sir John's wife, evidently handed down through a long line of consanguinity.
Also I gathered me tiny fragments of seaweed and dried them in the sun for an easement between my poor body and the rough rocks whereon I made my lodging.
She had come to know well the lure of the man--the wealth of easement and rest that was promised by every caressing intonation of his voice, by the mere touch of hand on hand or the faint impact of his breath on neck or cheek.
The spirit of the place was the spirit of the peace of the living, somnolent with the easement and content of prosperity, and undisturbed by rumors of far wars.
Fain would she have succour, and easement of her grief; And highly advance them that would promise relief; Such as would warrant her spirits to revive Might mount to high estate, and be most sure to thrive.
