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| Anything that burdens the use of real property |
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| a limited right to enter real property owned by another, which allows one party to use some portion of the real property of another butcomes with no right of ownership |
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| the party witht he right to use the property of another |
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| the property that the party with the dominant estate may use |
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| Also called commercial easements; characterized by the existence of one parcel of real estates that is the servient estate, but htere is not specified parcel of real estate receiving a benefit from the easement |
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| characterized by two parcels of land, usually adjoining, with each parcel having a different owner |
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| an easement negotiated by the parites |
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| created where one parcel of land has no access to a public roadway |
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| where one parcel of land has no access to a public roadway |
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| an easement created by common law and/or statute when a person without right or authorization uses or occupies the real estate of another for the statutorily prescribed time |
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| restrictions created for the specific purpose of land preservation |
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| restrictive covenants or covenants |
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| agreements between the seeler and buyers of land, usually related to the use of land |
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| A restriction on the land and its future use, regardless of who owns the land |
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| the right to profit from the land belonging to another, typically through the removal of natural resources, such as minerals and timber |
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| a right to use the land of another is incidental when it does not run with it does not run with the l and but requires the approval of the owner for future or continued use. |
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| final decision from a court, which assesses liablity against a party to a lawsuit |
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| limitation on the ability of the owner of a property to sell it or to borrow money using the property as collaterial until the judgment lien is paid in full and satisfied of record in the courthouse |
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| lien voluntariy created by the owner using the real propety as collateral for the promise to pay a debt |
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| Right of state governments to define and control activites to promote the health, safety, and general welfare of their citizens |
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| laws enacted by municipalites to control the use and dvelopment of the land in the community |
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| state statutes authorizing a municipality to adopt laws and regulations |
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| laws enacted by local municipalities to ensure safety in the construction of buidldings and improvements attached to land |
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| a value assigned to a property by the municipality based on the market value |
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| to change the value of properties |
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