easement

An easement is a right to use another person's land in some way.

Most of the new easements are in the town's south.

The benefit of an easement must be for the land.

Easements in English law are rights that one individual has over another's land.

"Many families are getting easements and they will never realize the tax break."

A right to use a lift is in the nature of an easement.

Rather, he said, the easement seemed a creative approach to everyone's needs.

"So we will need little successes here and there in getting easements."

Pick up the path on the other side of the easement.

But the city says the easements give them access to land that might not come on the market otherwise.

In January 1987, the agency decided it did not need an easement.

In addition, there are private conservation areas and other easements.

Currently, 11 percent of county land is protected by easements.

More than 90 percent of the land would be placed under a conservation easement.

Is it enough to simply rely on the law of easements to protect my rights?

The group will give the state a conservation easement on that property.

We had easements on most of the sun's southern hemisphere.

Easement will be governed by the terms of a contract.

Easements protect only 3 percent of the 10 million mountain acres in private hands.

An easement for a single track will be left when the new garage is built.

Prescription may also be used to end an existing legal easement.

This conservation easement is the first of its kind in Peru.

The group will provide some of the bridge financing needed to buy the easements until the state comes up with the money.

"It's just an easement instead of an outright taking," he said.

It was placed under a 20 year easement that limited development of the property.