Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
s/tease
English answer:
servient tenement easement
Added to glossary by
Stephanie Ezrol
Aug 29, 2011 23:07
12 yrs ago
English term
s/tease
English
Law/Patents
Real Estate
"Property legally described as:
pt block 3, plan ***, pts 1,2,3 ***, richmond hill ;
s/tease over pt 1, *** in favour of the corporation of
the town of richmond hill, as in ***, s/t rt until 3 yrs
from date transferee conveys lot to subsequent purchaser,
as in ***, t/w ease over pt blk 3 pl ***, pt 4, ***
as in ***, s/t ease in favour of pt blk 3 pl *** pts 4,5,6,
***, over pt 3, ***, as in ***"
This is a Canadian legal document.
Thank you in advance!
pt block 3, plan ***, pts 1,2,3 ***, richmond hill ;
s/tease over pt 1, *** in favour of the corporation of
the town of richmond hill, as in ***, s/t rt until 3 yrs
from date transferee conveys lot to subsequent purchaser,
as in ***, t/w ease over pt blk 3 pl ***, pt 4, ***
as in ***, s/t ease in favour of pt blk 3 pl *** pts 4,5,6,
***, over pt 3, ***, as in ***"
This is a Canadian legal document.
Thank you in advance!
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| 3 +2 | servient tenement easement |
Stephanie Ezrol
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Stephanie Ezrol
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English term (edited):
s/t ease
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servient tenement easement
ease would mean easement, and the following reference and the complete doucment should be very helpful to you.
"Easements are usually separated into easements appurtenant and easements in gross. An easement appurtenant is created to benefit the owner of another parcel, known as the dominant tenement. This easement will run over another tract called the servient tenement."
http://www.londonontariohouses.com/41784-buy-Real-Estate-Ont...
"Easements are usually separated into easements appurtenant and easements in gross. An easement appurtenant is created to benefit the owner of another parcel, known as the dominant tenement. This easement will run over another tract called the servient tenement."
http://www.londonontariohouses.com/41784-buy-Real-Estate-Ont...
Note from asker:
| Thank you! It sounds very reasonable. |
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