Easement Agreement review
Real-property easement agreement (appurtenant / in gross; affirmative / negative).
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What it checks
Servient and dominant tenement identified
Easement agreement must identify servient (burdened) and dominant (benefited) parcels.
Critical · RE-025
Easement type stated (appurtenant vs in gross; affirmative vs negative)
Easement agreement should state the type of easement.
Critical · RE-026
Scope of use
Easement must define scope of use (purpose, intensity, vehicles, hours).
Critical · RE-027
Maintenance and repair allocation
Easement should allocate maintenance and repair costs.
Critical · RE-028
Indemnification and insurance
Easement should include indemnification and insurance covenant.
Warning · RE-029
Term / termination conditions
Easement should state term (perpetual vs term) and termination triggers.
Critical · RE-030
Recording covenant
Easement must be recorded to bind successors (state recording acts).
Critical · RE-031
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