Adams has an easement over Baker's property. Adams leaves town for 21 years. When he returns, does he still have an easement over Baker's land? (a) No, because he was gone 20 years. (b) Yes, he still has the easement right, since he was not gone over 30 years. (c) Yes, Adams still has the easement. (d) No, because Adams abandoned the easement.

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Henry

8 March, 13:35

Adams has an easement over Baker's property. Adams leaves town for 21 years. When he returns, does he still have an easement over Baker's land? (a) No, because he was gone 20 years. (b) Yes, he still has the easement right, since he was not gone over 30 years. (c) Yes, Adams still has the easement. (d) No, because Adams abandoned the easement.

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Timothy Bautista · Answer 1

(c) Yes, Adams still has the easement

Explanation:

An easement doesn't expire through non use. An easement is a restricted right to utilize the land of some individual for an intended purpose. easements only expire by agreement, abandonment, merger and necessity.

Abandonment: The easement is deserted when the bearer of the easement takes serious action to indefinitely abandon the easement. When the easement isn't in use it does not count as abandoning.