An easement that prevents landowners from making certain uses of their land that would otherwise be legal is known as a negative easement.

Answer: True

Explanation: An easement is a legal document that gives the holder a right to another person's property, it can be described as a negative easement if it's given against a landowner preventing him from carrying out any developments or using the land for something else. rare cases, U. S. courts recognize easements created by necessity or implication, which means they arise from the specific circumstances of the persons, organizations and the properties involved.