Chapter 11: easements, profits +licenses Flashcards

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Easement

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Easement is the right of one person o make limited use of the land of another(easements run w/ the land)

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Dominant Estate

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Benefits from the easement.

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Servient Estate

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Burdened by the Easements

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Positive Easement/Affirmative Easement

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allows the easement owner to do affirmative acts on the land of another.

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Negative Easement

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Is forbidding a land owner from an action his own land, through an easement, that he otherwise had the right to do.

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Easements Appurtenant

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(has 2 parcels; Dominant estate and servient estate)
Benefits not an individual but the ESTATE ITSELF; due to the nature or locus of the estate, the easement is needed

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Easement in gross

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which personally benefits a person(who may not own any land himself) not a dominant estate, just a servant estate

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Easement by prescription

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Is an easement acquired through adverse possession, with one difference, it deals w/ possession instead of use

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Termination of easement

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can’t terminate from misuse, ONLY when you cant separate prior use to misuse

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Profits

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the right of one person to go onto the land of another and take either some part/product of the land

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11
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Licenses

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A revocable personal privilege to perform an act on another individuals land

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3 ways to terminate easement

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1.)Abandonment- no longer use the easement
2.)By terms of the Easement- if an easement is given for a term of years, then the easement will expire when the term ends.
3.)Merger of the dominant + servant estate-Thus, if the owner of the dominant estate purchases the servient estate, the easement ends (and it is not revived if the owner subsequently sells the servient estate)

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