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An easement appurtenant in Kansas:

Correct Answer

B) Runs with the land and transfers automatically with the property

An easement appurtenant is attached to the land, benefiting the dominant estate and burdening the servient estate. It transfers automatically with the land.

Answer Options
A
Benefits a person
B
Runs with the land and transfers automatically with the property
C
Expires at closing
D
Must be renewed

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Key Terms:

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