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| Spotlight on Real Estate |
August, 2008 |
Easements Definition
An easement allows another person, or municipality to encroach upon your property. Although the actual property lines are defined within a survey, under certain circumstances the boundaries may be crossed, with or without the owner’s permission. There are different types of easements, which have specific legal purposes...More>>
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