An easement is the right for someone to go on to another’s property or use it in a specific way without having ownership of it. Easements can take many forms and some of the most common examples include: a right of way (whether on foot, by vehicle or both); a right to park; a right to light; and a right to support.
Easements can be created in several ways including by the following methods:
As easements and rights of way can be acquired over decades simply if the owner of the land or property does not dispute the right of way. In some cases, a right of way might have developed over many years and it is only when a new owner buys a property or piece of land that a search reveals the history of the right of way.
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