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Disha Sunil Laungani
on Nov 01, 2024
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Suppose Peter and John have been neighbors for over 30 years and share the same boundary.In order to access his irrigation water and head gate,which is on John's property,Peter has been walking on Johns property for the entire time he has lived there.Now,John is selling his property and doesn't want Peter to cross anymore.Peter does not have a right to a prescriptive easement.
Prescriptive Easement
A right to use someone else's land, acquired by continuous and open use over a period as prescribed by law.
Boundary
A line or natural feature that marks the limits or borders of a property, territory, or jurisdiction.
- Achieve an understanding of the legal frameworks governing property rights, specifically prescriptive easements, and how they are impacted by local law on leasing deals.
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Learning Objectives
- Achieve an understanding of the legal frameworks governing property rights, specifically prescriptive easements, and how they are impacted by local law on leasing deals.