In Com. v. Burford, 225 Pa. 93, 73 A. 1064, this court held that a right of way appurtenant to a house includes not only the right of the lessee to the use of it, but also the right to its use by any other person who with the permission of the tenant visits the house for any lawful purpose.
Summary of this case from Percy A. Brown & Co. v. RaubNo. 1670 MDA 2004.
June 9, 2005.
Appeal from the 3175-03 (Berks).
Affirmed.
In Com. v. Burford, 225 Pa. 93, 73 A. 1064, this court held that a right of way appurtenant to a house includes not only the right of the lessee to the use of it, but also the right to its use by any other person who with the permission of the tenant visits the house for any lawful purpose.
Summary of this case from Percy A. Brown & Co. v. RaubFull title:COM. v. BURFORD
Court:Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Date published: Jun 9, 2005
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