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Spring 2011 Property

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Easement Definition   non-possessory interest in land which entitles the owner to make limited use of another's land or to restrict such other's use of his land.  
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Affirmative Easement   easement that entitles the owner of the easement to use the land of another in a way which, but for the easement, he would not be privileged to do.  
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Negative Easement   an easement which enables the owner of the easement to prevent the landowner would have a right to do.  
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Appurtenant   when an easement is created to benefit the possessor of neighboring land in his use of such land. (typical examples - walkways, driveways, utility lines...)  
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Easement in Gross   an easement which is created to benefit the owner in his personal capacity and not in connection with his possession of a dominate estate.  
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License   a privilege to make some limited use of the land of another.  
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Servient Estate   when an easement appurtenant exists, the land bearing the burden of easement.  
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Dominant Estate   when an easement appurtenant exists, the land receiving the benefit of the easement.  
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Prescriptive Easement   an easement acquired by adverse possession.  
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