A homeowner and her neighbor purchased adjoining parcels of property 20 years ago. During the summer months, the homeowner ran electrical wires from her home to a guest house across land she knew belonged to the neighbor. The neighbor orally consented to the wiring's crossing his land. Two years ago, the neighbor sold his property to a purchaser. The following summer, the homeowner tried to run the wires across the purchaser's land, but the purchaser objected. The statute of limitations in ejectment is 15 years. If the homeowner files suit, how is the court likely to rule with respect to the land over which the electrical wires were laid