What is an Easement?
In simple words, an easement is a right held over a property by someone other than the owner of that property. An example of an easement could be a right of way permitting the owner of a property to access
In simple words, an easement is a right held over a property by someone other than the owner of that property. An example of an easement could be a right of way permitting the owner of a property to access
Usually, title searches are completed after the agreement of purchase and sale is signed and prior to the title search date noted on the agreement of purchase and sale. In certain circumstances, however, you may wish to complete a title
The answer depends on the nature of the easement. First, it will need to be determined whether the easement is for drainage, storm or sanitary sewers, public utility lines, telecommunication lines or cable television lines. S. 10(d) of the standard OREA