Property Ownership
A Vermont property owner grants an 'easement appurtenant' to a neighboring property. This easement:
ABelongs personally to the neighbor and does not transfer with the land
BRuns with both the dominant and servient estates, transferring automatically with each property sale✓ Correct
CExpires after 10 years unless renewed
DRequires annual payment by the easement holder
Explanation
An easement appurtenant benefits a specific neighboring parcel (the dominant estate) and burdens another parcel (the servient estate). It runs with both properties, meaning it automatically transfers to future owners of both parcels and does not require renewal.
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