Property – Implied easements – Rule in wheeldon v burrows

With detailed discussion of relevant legal principles and authorities explain the courts
policy in relation to implying easement under the rule in Wheeldon v Burrows and Daar
Pty Ltd v Feza Foundation Ltd [2001].

Remember that if an easement were to be implied under Wheeldon v Burrows it is a
burden imposed “after the event ” rather than as part of the original conveyance and
this knowledge may be relevant to addressing the strict requirements for such implied
easements.

Students shodd not include any long quotes are extracts from text/ludgement- The
paper is to be analysis and application.

Clear concise headings may help your papers flow.

The requirement of simple clear concise language will form part of the marking rubric-

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