Property Ownership
An easement appurtenant involves which of the following?
AA right held in gross by a utility company with no dominant tenement
BA personal right that dies with the holder
CTwo parcels of land where one (dominant) benefits from rights over the other (servient)✓ Correct
DA temporary license that can be revoked at any time
Explanation
An easement appurtenant attaches to the land and requires a dominant tenement (the parcel that benefits) and a servient tenement (the parcel that bears the burden). It transfers automatically with the land.
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