Parol license; when revocable; when easement running with land

A parol license to use another’s land is revocable at any time if its revocation does no harm to the person to whom it has been granted. A parol license is not revocable when the licensee has acted pursuant thereto and in so doing has incurred expense; in such case, it becomes an easement running with the land. History. Civil Code 1895, § 3069; Civil Code 1910, § 3645; Code 1933, § 85-1404. History of Section. This Code section is derived from the decisions in Sheffield v. Collier, 3 Ga. 82 (1847); Mitchell v. Mayor of Rome, 49 Ga. 19 (1872); Baker v. McGuire, 53 Ga. 245 (1874); Southwestern R.R. v. Mitchell, 69 Ga. 114 (1882), and City Council v. Burum & Co., 93 Ga. 68, 19 S.E. 820 (1893).