An easement granted for 'private recreational purposes' over lakeside land is valid and enforceable where it accommodates the dominant tenement and the term 'recreational purposes' is construed sensibly and reasonably in context. There is no reason in law why an easement cannot be granted for recreational purposes, and such a grant is not too wide or vague to form the subject matter of a grant.
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