Property Ownership
An Alabama property owner who gives a neighbor permission to park in their driveway daily, without any formal agreement, has created a:
AEasement appurtenant
BEasement in gross
CLicense✓ Correct
DCovenant
Explanation
Informal permission to use property (without a written agreement or consideration) creates a license — a revocable, personal permission that is not an interest in land.
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