Easement
A right enjoyed by the owner of one piece of land over another's land, such as a right of way, for the beneficial enjoyment of their own land.
Relevant Legislation
- The Transfer of Property Act, 1882
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an easement right?
An easement is a right the owner of one piece of land enjoys over another's adjoining land — such as a right of way or right to light — for the beneficial use of their own property, without amounting to ownership of the servient land.
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