Servitudes Flashcards

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Definition of servitudes

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refers generically to a family of five nonpossessory interests in land

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The five types of servitudes

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  1. the easement,
  2. the license,
  3. the profit,
  4. the covenant, and
  5. the equitable servitude.
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Affirmaitive Easements Method of Creation

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PING

  • Prescription
    • use that i continuous, open and notoriou, actual under a caim of right that is hostile for prerequiite statutory period
  • Implication
    • Implied from prior use; at time land is severed, a use of one part existed from which it can be inferred that an easement permitting its continuation was intended.
  • Necessity
    • division of a tract deprives one lot of means of access out
  • Grant
    • writing signed by the grantor
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Affirmative Easements Parties Bound

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  • Easement Appurtenant is transferred automatically with dominant tenement
  • Easement in gross for commercial purposes is assignable
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Affirmative Easements Remedy

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Injunction or damages.

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Negative Easements Method of creation

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LASS

  • Light
  • Air
  • Support, and
  • Streamwater
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Negative Easements Parties Bound

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Can be created only by writing signed by grantor.

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Negative Easements Remedies

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Injunction or damages.

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Real Covenants Method of Creation

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Writing signed by grantor

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Elements to determine when Real Covenant Burden of Promise will run to the successor of the burdened lot

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When WITHIN requirements are satisfied

  • Writing
  • Intent
  • Touch & Concern
  • Horizontal and Vertical Privity, and
  • Notice
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Elements to determine when Real Covenant Benefit of Promise will run to the successor of the benefited lot

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When WITV requirements are satisfied

  • Writing
  • Intent
  • Touch and Concern
  • Vertical Privity
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Real Covenants remedy

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damages

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Equitable Servitudes Method of Creation

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Writing signed by grantor (unless implied by General Scheme Doctrine)

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Equitable Servitudes Parties Bound

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Successors bound if WITN:

  • Writing
  • Intent
  • Touch and concern
  • Notice

Privity not required.

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Equitable Servitudes remedy

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injunction

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