Property Ownership
In Montana, a 'perpetual conservation easement' recorded in the county records is binding on:
AOnly the landowner who created it, for their lifetime
BAll current and future owners of the property in perpetuity✓ Correct
COnly for 30 years unless renewed
DOnly the organization holding the easement
Explanation
A perpetual conservation easement runs with the land and is binding on all current and future owners of the property forever. It is recorded in county land records and remains in effect regardless of subsequent sales or transfers.
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