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Before selling the rear parcel of a single tract, the owner had long used a visible paved driveway across the front parcel to reach a garage on the rear parcel. The deed to the rear parcel is silent about access.
Which statement best describes the buyer's possible easement claim?

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An implied easement from prior use may arise if the use existed before severance, was apparent and continuous, and is reasonably necessary to the parcel's use. An implied easement from prior use requires strict landlocked necessity in every jurisdiction. An implied easement from prior use is identical to adverse possession. An implied easement from prior use requires the use to be secret so that the buyer could not object.

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