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An easement in gross in Vermont benefits:

Correct Answer

B) A specific person or entity, not a parcel of land

An easement in gross benefits a specific person or entity (like a utility company) rather than a neighboring property. Commercial easements in gross are transferable.

Answer Options
A
An adjacent property
B
A specific person or entity, not a parcel of land
C
The government only
D
All neighbors equally

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Related Topics & Key Terms

Related Topics:

appurtenant-comparisoncommercial-vs-personaltransferability

Key Terms:

easement in grossperson entityutilitytransferable

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