[WSBARP] Grantee Easement approval

[Rich Holland]

The axiom is of course that the only party that needs to sign a document is the party to be held bound.  Hence why, usually, only the Grantor signs a Deed.  Does this hold up with Easements - as a practical matter of insurability, getting it recorded etc.?

Have a client who is being required by a municipality to grant an easement to an adjoining parcel and he would prefer to just have it drafted and recorded without engaging the benefited parcel owner who might suddenly discover that he wants to be paid for receiving the easement since its grant is a condition of plat submission.


Sincerely,

Richard L. Holland

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