Property Ownership
What is an 'in gross' easement (easement in gross) in Rhode Island?
AAn easement that runs with the land and benefits an adjacent parcel
BAn easement that belongs to a person or entity rather than benefiting another parcel of land✓ Correct
CA negative easement preventing certain uses
DAn easement acquired by adverse possession
Explanation
An easement in gross is a right to use another's land that belongs to a person or entity (not tied to ownership of adjacent land). Utility company easements (for power lines, pipelines) are common examples of commercial easements in gross.
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