Seastrunk v. Walker

HALE, Justice.

On December 31, 1936, appellees, R. J.. Walker and wife, conveyed to appellant,. R. L. Seastrunk, a plot of ground approximately 75 x 105 feet, described specifically-by metes and bounds, the deed of conveyance reciting that such property is “now occupied by a filling station.” The deed as recorded contained a clause, immediately following the description of the 75 x 105' feet, granting to appellant an easement on, over and across an additional plot of 50 x 50 feet adjoining the property conveyed,, “for the use and benefit of said filling station so long as the land above…