For instance the Servient tenement may not erect a permanent fence upon land that they own that may restrict the enjoyment of the easement (access by a vehicle or predestrian use) by the Dominant ...

TOGETHER WITH A DOMINANT SIDE-LOT EASEMENT EXTENDING THREE AND ONE-HALF FEET (3 1/2') INTO LOT 74, BLOCK 1, TOWNE PARK SUBDIVISION (HEREIN "THE SERVIENT TENEMENT") AND RUNNING PARALLEL TO AND ...

Broadly speaking, an easement is a property right granted to the owner of one property (“the dominant tenement”) over another person’s property (“the servient tenement”).

The owners of the servient tenement were in my view very much put on notice as to the likely existence of exactly the kind of arrangement which existed and continues to exist.” He concluded: “The ...

The property “burdened” by the easement (your land) is the “servient” tenement or estate (i.e., the land that “serves” the easement); the easement (my right to cross) is the “dominant” tenement or ...

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In the realm of property law, servitudes play a crucial role in regulating the rights and duties between dominant and servient owners. This article aims to delve deeper into the nuances of servitudes, ...

The duration of the interference The purpose for which the light is being blocked The nature of the dominant and servient tenements (the land that benefits from the right to light and the land that ...

In an easement appurtenant, one property is called the servient tenement estate, while the other is called the dominant tenement estate. For this structure, the servient estate allows the easement.