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A, as the owner of a house, has a right to conduct water from B's stream only to supply the ornamental…

Illustration (c) to section 4 says this right "is an easement". The Explanation to section 4 provides that "beneficial enjoyment" includes possible convenience, remote…

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A, as the owner of a house, has a right to conduct water from B's stream only to supply the ornamental fountains in the garden attached to his house. Can this right be an easement?

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Illustration (c) to section 4 says this right "is an easement". The Explanation to section 4 provides that "beneficial enjoyment" includes possible convenience, remote advantage and even a mere amenity, so a right serving only garden fountains qualifies. Necessity is required only for an easement of necessity under section 13, not for easements generally.

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