An easement is a legal arrangement where the owner of a property grants someone else. The right to use their property in some way without the owner giving up legal title to the land. The most common easements are those granted, the public utility companies. They have an easement through private property to maintain equipment like power, telephone, sewer, water, and gas lines easements.
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Also, commonly occur when a property owner allows a neighbor to have a right-of-way through their property or for something like a joint driveway. It’s important to note that an easement carries over when a new owner assumes the property most easements continue indefinitely unless terminated in writing, or by mutual agreement, expiration, or abandonment.
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