Ellen's driveway is actually on Richard's land,but Ellen has used it for 20 years with no complaint from Richard.When Richard sells his house,a survey shows the problem and the new owner demands that Ellen abandon use of the driveway.Will she have to move her driveway?
A) Yes,since Richard is selling the land that the driveway is on
B) Yes,since it is not in her deed
C) Not if she used it continuously
D) Not if she got permission from Richard

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Ellen may have acquired an easement by prescription through continuous use of the driveway for 20 years without any complaint from Richard. This means that even if it is not in her deed, she may have a legal right to continue using the driveway, which the new owner cannot just take away.

Ellen's Driveway Is Actually on Richard's Land,but Ellen Has Used