Affirmative easement Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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NYREI Exam Questions with Correct Answers easements - Answer--right to use another persons real property for a particular service -ROW -right of way --> an easement that grants access to property easements in gross - Answer--involves a specific parcel of land -benefits a person or company (dominant tenant) -burdened land is called servient Easements appurtenant - Answer-Involves 2 separately deeded parcels that are owned by different parties. Affirmative- allows someone to do some...

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Maine Real Estate Vocabulary- TRELGAesthetic zoning: - correct answer This type of zoning requires new builds to meet specific types of architecture styles, may and limit the colors used and the size of signs in commercial areas. Affirmative easement: - correct answer An easement that allows a party to do something that normally would not be allowed. See negative easement. Agency: - correct answer As an adjective, it describes the relationship between an agent and a client, a relationship ...

direct co-ownership forms (go into deeper detail later) - lots of forms, such as tenancy in common, joint tenancy, tenancy by the entirety, condominium, cooperative A "fixture" is.... - real property that formerly was personal property affirmative easements give the dominant parcel some intrusive use of the servient parcel - driveway or access right-of-way, sewer line, drainage, common wall appurtenant - a right of use that a (dominant) parcel of land "enjoys" over an adjacent (servient...

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Abstract of Title - correct answer -A summary of public records relating to the title to a particular tract of land. Acknowledgement - correct answer -A formal declaration before a duly authorized officer (usually a notary public) by a person who has executed an instrument that such execution is his own act and deed. An acknowledgement is necessary to entitle some instruments to be recorded, to impart constructive notice of its contents and to entitle the instruments to be used as evidence wi...

The right to use the land of another but not to possess it is called - correct answer Non-Possessory Rights An easement that involves two parcels of land is called an - correct answer Appurtenant Easement. The land that benefits from an appurtenant easement is the - correct answer Dominant Estate or Tenement. The land that provides the rights of the appurtenant easement to the dominant estate is the: - correct answer Servient Estate or Tenement. An easement that benefits a person or ...