367. Creation of party walls subject to reciprocal easements.
367. Creation of party walls subject to reciprocal easements.
Boundaries (Volume 4 (2020)) | Commentary
Where the circumstances in which the wall was built and the amount of land contributed by each adjoining owner were unknown, it was presumed under the common law that the wall belonged to the owners of the adjoining properties as tenants in common1. The common user by adjoining owners
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