Property Ownership
A license (as a real property interest) is:
AA permanent right to use another's land
BA temporary, revocable personal permission to use another's land✓ Correct
CA government permit to build on property
DAn easement that runs with the land
Explanation
A license (in property law) is a personal, temporary, and revocable permission to use another's property. Unlike an easement, it does not create an interest in the land and may be revoked at will.
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