Agreed, but my point was if the original easement has nothing to do with the lot being subdivided and sold, because it does not cross on that new sold property, then even if the deed states the general statement most deeds contain, that particular original easement does not pass to the new property.
I was pretty sure that any easement for say a power line would be stated specifically as to exact location, length etc.. So any later sale or subdivision that does not include that area would not pass on any easements that did not cross or impact that subdivided lot, even though deed wording may...
A large 1000+ acre property in Maine has a power line easement in early 1900's to feed power to main house, then later subdivides other areas into numerous smaller lots, say along the shore of a pond a long way from that easement. Lets say that property also gave easements over time for a...