Chpt. 9 Private Land Use Planning Flashcards
easements
non-possessoy right to use another’s land
5 types of easements
- express
- implied by prior use
- by necessity
- prescriptive
- by estoppel/ irrevocable license
prescriptive easement
basically AP
easement by estoppel/ irrevocable license
- LO allows the other to use the land, thus creating a license
- can be created by a LO misleading or causing another to change his position to his detriment
dominant
land/ person benefitted by easement
servient
land/ person burdened by easement
appurtenant easement
tied to the land (presumption)
in gross
easement granted to benefit a particular person
intensification of easement
permissible so long as consistent w/ original use and doesn’t impose additional burden on servient estate
changes in easements
- reasonable
- evolutionary, not revolutionary
- no increased burden
- focus on understanding of parties
relocating easement
only if both parties agree
terminating easements
release merger severance abandonment destruction condemnation (destruction) prescription estoppel
requirements for covenant to run with the land
SOF
intent
touch and concern
notice
nuisance elements
intent K or SHK harm non-tresspassory unreasonable substantial interference
unreasonable harm
gravity of harm v. utility of the conduct (suitability to local, burden on harmed person of avoiding the harm)