Sections
14 entriesSection 801Defines listed servitudes attached to other land as easements, including rights involving pasture, fishing, game, passage, resource taking, business, sports, air, light,…Section 801.5Defines a solar easement as the right to receive sunlight across another’s real property for a qualifying solar energy system and defines…Section 801.7Establishes that a right-of-way granted to a railroad corporation whose primary business is passenger transportation includes rights for locating, constructing, and maintaining…Section 802Allows specified land burdens or servitudes to be granted and held even when they are not attached to land. The listed rights…Section 803Defines the land to which an easement is attached as the dominant tenement and the land upon which the burden or servitude…Section 804Limits creation of a servitude to a person who has a vested estate in the servient tenement. Only a person holding that…Section 805Prohibits the owner of a servient tenement from holding a servitude on that same tenement. The rule prevents the owner of the…Section 806Sets the extent of a servitude according to either the terms of the grant that created it or the nature of the…Section 807Requires the burden of a servitude to be apportioned when the dominant tenement is partitioned, with the apportionment following the division of…Section 808Allows the owner of a future estate in a dominant tenement to use easements attached to that tenement for three stated purposes:…Section 809Allows either the owner of any estate in a dominant tenement or the occupant of that tenement to maintain an action enforcing…Section 810Allows the fee owner of a servient tenement to bring an action for possession of the land against anyone unlawfully possessing it,…Section 811Sets four ways a servitude is extinguished: merger of the servitude right and servient tenement in one person, destruction of the servient…Section 813Allows a record-title holder to record a notice making later public or private use, except expressly authorized use, conclusively permissive for dedication…