Property Ownership
What is 'appurtenance' in Rhode Island real estate?
AA personal property item left by the seller
BSomething that belongs to, and passes with, the land as part of the real property—such as an easement, barn, or water right✓ Correct
CAn improvement that is not attached to the land
DA mortgage encumbrance
Explanation
An appurtenance is anything that passes with the land upon conveyance, even if not specifically mentioned in the deed. Easements, barns, outbuildings, and water rights can be appurtenances.
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