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You act for a client company who is buying a piece of registered, undeveloped land that only has access to adopted highway via a private right of way. The burden of the right of way is registered against the registered title of the servient land. The wording of the right is as follows: "... to pass and repass with or without motorcars over the lane coloured blue ..."The lane coloured blue is just large enough to allow one car at a time to drive along it. The client intends to develop the land as an office for the client's business with just two car parking spaces for the company directors.Is the right likely to be sufficient for the client's plans for the property?A. No. It is neither legally sufficient nor physically adequate.B. No. It is legally sufficient, but not physically adequate.C. Yes. It is legally sufficient and physically adequate.D. Yes. It is legally sufficient and physically adequate. However, the right should additionally be checked on the CON29 replies.E. No. It is not legally sufficient, but it is physically adequate.

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