Once an Easement Is Granted

question 127

Multiple Choice

Once an easement is granted:

• A) it is only valid as long as the estate holder to granted it is in possession of the estate
• B) it is only valid as long as the estate holder to granted it is alive
• C) it is only valid as long as the original easement holder is alive
• D) it may not be interfered with by the property owner unless the easement holder agrees
• E) none of the other choices are correct

Identify the philosophy of law and its relevance to legal practice.

Differentiate between public and private law.

Recognize the types of remedies available in the legal system and their appropriate applications.

Comprehend the nature and creation of administrative law.

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Definitions:

Principled Negotiation

A negotiation strategy focused on mutual interests rather than positions, aimed at finding a solution that is fair to all parties involved.

Negotiating Parties

Individuals or groups engaged in discussions to reach a mutual agreement.

Negotiators

Individuals who engage in dialogue with the intent to reach an agreement or compromise on a matter of mutual interest.

Within A Culture

Pertaining to the practices, beliefs, values, and norms shared by a group of people in a specific social context.