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An easement appurtenant in Missouri:
Correct Answer
B) Runs with the land and transfers automatically with the dominant estate
An easement appurtenant is attached to the land, involving a dominant estate (benefited) and servient estate (burdened). It runs with the land and transfers automatically when either property is sold.
Answer Options
A
Benefits a specific personB
Runs with the land and transfers automatically with the dominant estateC
Expires after 10 yearsD
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Related Topics & Key Terms
Related Topics:
Easement in grossDominant estate vs. servient estateEasement by necessityEasement by prescriptionRunning with the land
Key Terms:
easement appurtenantdominant estateservient estateruns with the landencumbrance
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