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An easement by necessity in Vermont arises when:

Correct Answer

B) A parcel is landlocked with no access to a public road

An easement by necessity is created when a parcel has no access to a public road. Courts imply an easement over adjacent land, typically arising from subdivision of a larger parcel.

Answer Options
A
The government needs road access
B
A parcel is landlocked with no access to a public road
C
Two neighbors share a driveway
D
A utility company needs to install lines

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Key Terms:

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