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• The grant could also be used for acquiring protective easements along the creek.

• The suit claims that the developer misled the neighbours into granting an easement to dig part of a parking garage under their property.

• The map shows those counties in California where farmland is protected by easements.

• But consider, then, the case of someone who must surrender an easement over his property to someone who claims it as of prescriptive right.

• The result of the combined zoning setbacks and utility easements is a buildable area in which the house literally cannot move an inch.

• Their registration carries with it features of an easement - the enjoyment of rights over another's land.

• On either side of the arteries there was provision for 3-metre wide tree-lined pedestrian paths, plus a 9-metre wide easement for carriages.

• Though we seek some easement, there is no thought in our minds that we should do less than our fair share.

• Is constant transfer, in aid of administrative easement, a contributory factor in sickening teachers of places?

• The partial easement of strategic controls in 1954 did not go far enough then; it is strategic nonsense today.

• I don't promise you any real easement for some time to come.

• Generally, if a person uses a route to get to his house without the permission of the landowner for 20 years, he has an easement.

• If somebody is entitled to an easement or a right over that part of the holding he gets compensation too.

• One does not put on internal easement to impress the foreigner.

• They are likely to include easements and profits a prendre but may be more specific, depending on the outcome of widespread consultations.

• At the same time, it can also obtain certain auxiliary rights, namely, to work the minerals and secure underground and surface easements.

• There have been slight easements in the most recent periods, but there have also been great difficulties.

• Section 3 is another useful section dealing with the right of easements over land in connection with bridge construction.