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If a deed provides for an easement granting ingress and egress over a neighboring property but fails to locate the easement, the:

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A) deed is void.

An easement without specified duration is presumed perpetual unless terminated.

Answer Options
A
deed is void.
B
deed is voidable.
C
servient tenement holder can specify a particular area so long as it is reasonable.
D
b. deed is voidable. c. servient tenement holder can specify a particular area so long as it is reasonable. d. dominant tenement holder can choose any area for access.
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