An Owner of Land-Locked Property May Never Obtain an Easement

question 51

True/False

An owner of land-locked property may never obtain an easement by necessity over adjoining land in order to reach a public road,because the owner should have been aware of the problem when the land was purchased.

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Definitions:

Surrender

The act of voluntarily giving up a right, position, or property, often used in insurance and lease agreements.

End The Lease Early

The action of terminating a lease agreement prior to its originally scheduled expiration date through mutual agreement or specific legal means.

Replacement Carpet

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Raise The Rent

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