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to separate and transfer one of the rights associated with ownership of real property such as when the right to occupy is severed by a lease.
Upon severance of any individual right, the fee simple absolute estate ceases and a lesser estate comes into existence. |
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| exercising control over the property |
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| an agreement that grants aother the right to engage in a specific profit-generating activity form the land. |
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| the right of the fee simple owner to burden the property with a restriction of some kind |
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| the right one has to live or reside on the land in whatever manner one whishes |
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| he right to be free from interference from others- to peacefully use, possess, and occupy real estate |
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| the right of the free simple owner to freely transfer his or her interest to another |
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| rights of landowners related to water that flows on, over, adjacent to, or as a boundary line of their land |
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| the rights in the air above the land |
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| mineral or subsurface rights |
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| rights to use or take any of the minerals found in the earth's crust |
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| unreasonable interference with another property owner's right to peaceful and quiet enjoyment of his or her property |
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| nuisane that occurs between adjacent landowners but does not invlude phsyical trespass or entrance onto the land of another |
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| nuisance that harms public safety and welfare generally |
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| direct and intentional interference with the rights of the real property owner |
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| when a property owner builds or erects soemthing on the land of an adjoining property owner |
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| right to property owners to correct, on their own and at their own and at their own expesne, violations or their property rights |
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| monetary aweards as a result of alawsuit to compensate someone financially for a loss or harm sustained |
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| order to do something (remove an encroachment) or stop doing soemthing (nuisance) when monetary awards is not sufficient remedy |
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