Converse of object

• grant: This is done by leasing land or granting easements, or issuing licenses.

• obtain: If you can obtain the necessary easements from the relevant landowners, you can lay this sewer.

• have: Is this a valid reason when tenants have had easement to these areas for forty years.

• acquire: Nevertheless, they will after 20 years acquire an easement of light.

• include: Because it is practical Often a settlement is reached that includes easements beyond the scope a judge can impose.

• propose: It also proposed an easement, conferring recognition of private rights of way for owners.

Preposition: over

• land: For example, the proposed grant of an easement over charity land will still need a surveyor's report under s.36(3 ).

Adjective modifier

• permanent: Alternatively you can terminate the wayleave, which forces the utility company to exercise their compulsory powers to acquire a permanent easement.

• statutory: The Addition will not apply to the creation of a wayleave, license or " statutory easement " .

• legal: It does not matter how the legal easement was created.

• other: We frequently need to consider all-important issues such as planning and rights of light and other essential easements.

• equitable: This is because both legal and equitable easements are overriding interests.

• private: So we oppose the suggestion to substitute private easements over public roads.

Modifies a noun

• right: Unlike the use of a public park surrounded by private land there is no easement right to gain access to the park.

Noun used with modifier

• conservation: She also represents conservation buyers who acquire land subject to conservation easements.

• grant: Grant easements over or under the land for the laying of drains.

• utility: A public utility easement consisting of _____ acres, as.

• quasi-: Firstly, whether the rule requires a quasi- easement to satisfy one or two tests, before a grant will be implied.

Preposition: in

• favor: A landlord can grant two tenancies out of different parts of a building with easements in favor of each over the other.

Preposition: of

• light: It does not affect easements of light, access, air or support to land.