An easement — an interest in the land of another entitling the easement owner to a limited use or enjoyment of another’s land ...

Facts: neighbor blocks driveway easement; claims “merger” based on prior common ownership Keith Martin Mack (“Mack”) once owned two adjoining residential properties in Thousand Oaks ...

and access easements (such as driveways or pathways). An appurtenant easement is a type of easement that benefits a particular parcel of land (called the dominant tenement) and runs with the land ...

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The Arnolds have a driveway easement over the parcel. They say they do not want to lose their driveway or have it altered so it becomes unsafe.

Waterford Township trustees approved a resolution to buy an easement – formal permission – to use a driveway shared by a business and Fire Station No. 3. It’s the latest move in an ongoing ...

A: An easement is a legal right to have limited use of someone’s land. A common example would be a driveway to provide access to a property that would otherwise be inaccessible. In your case ...

However, a proposed driveway, which is part of the Oak Hill Apartments project and crosses the easement, won’t be wide enough to accommodate the 5,000 gallon trucks the sanitation agency uses to ...