In Granite Properties Ltd. P'ship. v. Manns, 117 Ill. 2d 425, 111 Ill. Dec. 593, 512 N.E.2d 1230, (1987), a grantor deeded a parcel of undeveloped land to a grantee, retaining two parcels located on either side of the deeded land. In the retained parcels were a shopping center and an apartment complex. The grantor claimed two easements over the grantee's property: a driveway at the rear of the shopping center used for deliveries, and a driveway allowing the only access to a parking lot at the rear of the apartment complex. In upholding the grantor's claims, the court held that the evidence supported the creation of easements by implication. The court noted that the driveways had been in use since the properties were developed and were permanent, thus their prior uses had been apparent, and those uses were reasonably necessary to the beneficial use of the grantor's property. It would have been particularly difficult and disruptive for semi trailer trucks to make deliveries anyplace other than where they had always made them. 512 N.E.2d at 1233-34.