What is the legal definition of Easement?
In the legal context, Easement means The right of a non-owner to use land. Such a non-owner may be a next-door neighbor, the general public, or the government. An easement would be the right of an owner of property, who has no land on the street, to use another individual’s property to reach the street. Easements must be negotiated and voluntarily agreed to by the owners of property.
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