Property OwnershipEasementsMEDIUM
A South Dakota property owner grants a utility company the right to run power lines across their land. This is an example of:
Correct Answer
A) An easement in gross
An easement in gross benefits a specific person or entity (the utility company) rather than a neighboring parcel of land. Commercial easements in gross, such as utility easements, are transferable and remain in effect regardless of property ownership changes.
Answer Options
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An easement in grossB
An easement appurtenantC
A licenseD
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Related Topics & Key Terms
Related Topics:
easement-appurtenantutility-easementcommercial-vs-personaltransferability
Key Terms:
easement in grossutility easementperson or entitycommercialtransferable
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