Burdens one parcel of land (servient estate) for the benefit of another parcel (dominant estate).
Easement created for benefit of a parcel of land. Such an easement is attached to the land.
a type of easement which is designed exclusively to benefit a specific property.This type of easement will generally transfer along with the transfer of title of property.Often, this type of easement is meant to help provide access to specific land.For example, this type of easement may give rights to cross a specific parcel of land in order to allow access to another property.The property over which this right is granted is referred to as the servient estate while the property granted the right is called the dominant estate.Related terms: PERTAINING EASEMENT.
An easement for the benefit of another parcel of land, such as the right to cross parcel a to reach b. The easement will pass with the transfer of property to a new owner.
Easement that benefits a particular tract of land; generally an access easement or right of way.
An easement which benefits another adjacent property.
An easement created for the benfit of a particular parcel of property. There is both a dominant and a servient estate. The easement is annexed to and part of the dominant property. Back to the Top
An easement created for the benefit of and attaching to a parcel of land.