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What type of easement does Davidson have on Parkins's property?
What type of easement does Davidson have on Parkins's property?
- An easement in gross (correct)
- A nonpossessory encroachment
- A restrictive easement
- An appurtenant easement
Why is Davidson's easement classified as an easement in gross?
Why is Davidson's easement classified as an easement in gross?
- Because it restricts the use of Parkins's property
- Because it allows for nonpossessory claims
- Because Davidson does not own any property (correct)
- Because it benefits a dominant tenement
What is a characteristic of an easement in gross?
What is a characteristic of an easement in gross?
- It is limited to only property owners
- It grants ownership of the property
- It is attached to a specific person (correct)
- It benefits another piece of property
Which of the following best describes a restrictive easement?
Which of the following best describes a restrictive easement?
Which of the following statements about Davidson's easement is true?
Which of the following statements about Davidson's easement is true?
Flashcards
Easement in Gross
Easement in Gross
A right to use another person's land for a specific purpose, even though the user is not a property owner.
Servient Tenement
Servient Tenement
The land that is subject to an easement.
Dominant Tenement
Dominant Tenement
The land that benefits from an easement.
Appurtenant Easement
Appurtenant Easement
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Restrictive Easement
Restrictive Easement
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Study Notes
Easement Types
- Davidson has an easement on Parkins's property
- If Davidson is not a property owner, her easement is an easement in gross
- An easement in gross is a personal right to use another's property
- This right does not depend on ownership of a separate property
- It is an easement that benefits a person, rather than a parcel of land
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