Sally grants an easement over her land to Bill so he can access his land. The easement is recorded. Bill then buys Sally's land and later sells it to Martha without disclosing the existence of the easement. Bill ceases to use the easement for a period greater than five years. When Bill later attempts to use the easement, Martha objects. What is the outcome of this scenario?
a. The easement was lost when Bill purchased Sally's land.
b. The easement was lost by five years' nonuse.
c. Martha must allow Bill access his property.
d. Bill may occupy the property under the theory of adverse possession.
Answer: a. The easement was lost when Bill purchased Sally's land.
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