Property Ownership
A 'license' (in property law, not real estate licensing) differs from an easement in that a license:
ARuns with the land and is permanent
BIs a personal, revocable permission to use property that does not create an interest in the land✓ Correct
CMust be recorded to be valid
DIs equivalent to a leasehold interest
Explanation
A property license is a personal, revocable permission to use another's land (like parking in a neighbor's lot with their permission) that does not create an interest in the land and is not transferable.
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