Property Ownership
A Kentucky buyer purchases a home and later discovers an easement crosses the backyard that was not disclosed. The buyer may:
ADemand the easement be removed by the county
BSeek recourse against the seller and potentially rescind the transaction✓ Correct
CConstruct structures over the easement area
DIgnore the easement as it predates their purchase
Explanation
An undisclosed easement is a title defect. The buyer may seek recourse against the seller for failure to disclose and may have grounds to rescind the transaction or seek damages.
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