Property Ownership
An 'easement appurtenant' in NC benefits:
AThe general public
BThe dominant tenement (a specific parcel of land)✓ Correct
CA named individual only
DThe utility company that created it
Explanation
An easement appurtenant benefits a dominant tenement and runs with the land, transferring automatically when the dominant property is sold.
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