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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deed is void.
deed is voidable.
servient tenement holder can specify a particular area so long as it is reasonable.
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.
Why is this correct?
An easement without specified duration is presumed perpetual unless terminated.
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