Something belonging to something else, either attached or not that passes with it upon transfer of title.
something which belongs to another property or something else but which is passed during transfer of title.For example, outbuildings, barns, gardens, orchards, rights-of-way over other properties, riparian rights, and easements are all examples of appurtenance.
A right used with the land for its benefit.
Something that has been added or appended to a property and has since become an inherent part of the property. Usually passed with property when title is transferred.
A secondary or less significant thing or part : accessories or a minor right, interest or privilege which passes when the principal property is transferred.
A right or privilege that is part of the ownership of property and which passes with the land, such as water rights.
a right, privilege or improvement that passes with the land
That which belongs to something else: something adapted to the use of the real property to which it is connected or belongs, and which was intended to be a permanent addition to the land, and which passes as an incident to said land, as a house, team, garage, right away.
Anything attached to the land, which becomes a part of the property.
Something that passes with title to the land such as physical features: buildings, fixtures, fences, Etc. and non-physical features such as easements, mineral rights Etc.
Anything that is or becomes part of the property because it is attached or closely related to the land. It may be a structure such as a well, barn or garage; or it may be a right or interest enjoyed by the previous owner, such as an easement.
That which belongs to something, but not immemorially; all those rights, privileges, and improvements which belong to and pass with the transfer of the property, but which are not necessarily a part of the actual property. Appurtenances to real property pass with the real property to which they are appurtenant, unless a contrary intention is manifested. Typical appurtenances are rights-of-way, easements, water rights, and any property improvements.
Anything that is incident to, attached to, or pertains to the land and is transferred with it, but is not necessarily a part of it.
A right or privilege that is a part of the ownership of property, such as a right of way to a highway across the land of another. Water rights are also an example.
That which belongs to something else and thus passes with the property. Examples would include riparian rights, easements, barns and other outbuildings, gardens and orchards.
Anything, concrete or abstract, attached to the land and thus a part of a parcel of real estate, such as an easement, a garage, a built-in range, etc.
A right, privilege or improvement belonging to, and passing with, the land.
Something belonging to the land and transferred with it, such as buildings, fixtures, rights
Something that belongs to the land and transferred with it, such as buildings, fixtures, etc.
other 'things' belonging to a property, e.g. yards, gardens, rights etc
an element of a property, either structural such as an outbuilding or legal such as an easement, that is transferable to any new owner of the property.
Anything attached to the land or used with it passing to the new owner. ASSIGNEE - One who receives an assignment or transfer of rights. An assignment of a contract transfers the right to buy property.
Anything so annexed to land or used with it that it will pass with the conveyance of the land.
A right which attaches to property.
That which belongs to something else such as a building, orchard, right of way, etc.
A right belonging to a property (eg the right to fish in the river at the bottom of the garden)
Anything incidental or belonging to land that is considered part of the real property, e.g. an improvement on real property, an easement.
Anything tangible or abstract attached to the land and thus part of the property (such as water rights, a boat ramp, a fence or an easement).
Something annexed to another principal thing and which passes as incident to it, for example a right of way or barn passing with a principal property.
that which "runs with the land"; anything incident to or attached to the land which is part of the property.
an incidental property, right or privilege, as to a right of way, a barn, or an orchard, belonging to a principal part and passing in possession with it.
Anything incidental to or belonging to land and considered a part of the real property.
An accessory connected to a primary property used in conjunction with the primary property; usually permanently affixed (i.e. a crane on a ship).
A right connected with the enjoyment or use of another thing; commonly used in deeds to refer to, for example, access to another tract of property.
benefit to a property, special characteristic such as an easement that may add value or usefulness to the property itself
A right or entitlement which forms part of the ownership of a property and which passes to a new owner when title passes (i.e. an easement or right of way over another property).
Anything s annexed to land or used with it that it will pass with the sale or transfer of the land.
Something that is outside the property itself but is considered a part of the property and adds to its greater enjoyment such as the right to cross another's land.
Anything used with land for its benefit, either affixed to land or used with it, that will pass with the conveyance of the land.
Anything which is a part of, or annexed to real property, either attached or not, such as a building, or an easement, that it will pass as part of the property upon sale.
Anything attached to land or used with it that will pass with the conveyance of the land, e.g., garage, fence.
Something annexed to another thing which may be transferred incident to it; Property rights which are attached though not strictly part of the land, but will go with the title to a new owner, such as easement, right of way, barn or orchard.
Anything attached to the land or used with it that will pass to the new owner on conveyance of the land.
Things belonging to or used with the land for it's benefit. That which belongs to another thing, such as a house, garage, barn or orchard belongs to the land to which it is attached. Appurtenances are considered real property.
any improvement or easement to real property that "goes with the land
A term used in car hire accounting to compensate the equipment owner for additional accessories (like auto racks) attached to a railcar. Unique car hire rules apply in this case because the owner of an appurtenance may not be the owner of the underlying flat car. The AAR Circular No. OT-10 for car hire rules includes an appurtenance rate table S: this table assigns an hourly time rate for compensating the owner for the use of a piece of equipment.
Something that, although detached, stands as part of another thing. An attachment or appendage to something else. Used often in a real estate context where an "appurtenance" may be, for example, a right-of-way over water, which, although physically detached, is part of the legal rights of the owner of another property.
Anything belonging to or attached to land such as a barn, garage or easement, that is part of the property and is therefore included in a sale or transfer.
Anything attached to, or used with, a parcel of land that will go to the new owner on conveyance of the land
Right that go with a property
Improvements, rights and privileges which are not necessarily a part of the actual real property, but which are normally conveyed with the real property, i.e., buildings, rights of way, easements.
Something annexed to another thing which may be transferred incident to it. That which belongs to another thing as a barn, dwelling, garage, or orchard, is incident to the land to which it is attached.
Something that is outside the real property itself, but belongs to the land and is joined thereto. It adds to greater enjoyment of the land. A right-of-way is an appurtenance.
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Item which is part of something else and goes with a property and is also covered by the deed.