Property Ownership
A Missouri property owner has a license to use a neighbor's driveway. This creates a(n):
APermanent easement appurtenant
BRevocable personal privilege, not an easement✓ Correct
CEasement by necessity
DPrescriptive easement
Explanation
A license to use another's property is a personal, revocable privilege—not an easement. It does not run with the land and can be revoked by the licensor at any time.
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