quasi-easement

noun

A legal right that resembles an easement, but arises when a single owner uses one part of their land for the benefit of another part, before dividing the land into separate properties.

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Meanings

nounquasi-easement (plural quasi-easements)

plural quasi-easements

  1. A legal right that resembles an easement, but arises when a single owner uses one part of their land for the benefit of another part, before dividing the land into separate properties.
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