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An example of a right, privilege, or improve- ment that belongs to and passes with a property is described as
Correct Answer
B) an appurtenance.
An appurtenance is a right or privilege that passes with the land, such as an easement.
Answer Options
A
an emblement.B
an appurtenance.C
a restriction.D
an encroachment.Audio Lesson2 min
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Related Topics & Key Terms
Related Topics:
property-rightseasementsproperty-transfer
Key Terms:
appurtenanceeasement appurtenantruns with the landemblementreal property rights
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