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easement

/eez-muhnt/US // ˈiz mənt //UK // (ˈiːzmənt) //

地役权,役权,年长者

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Law. a right held by one property owner to make use of the land of another for a limited purpose, as right of passage.
    • : an easing; relief.
    • : something that gives ease; a convenience.
    • : Architecture. a curved joint.

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Examples

  • It took four years, but now, she and the forests’ other fans have a conservation easement forbidding commercial development or logging, giving the next generation better tools to protect the forest.

  • This would mean not just protecting wilderness areas and national parks, but private land, farms of all sizes, and urban green spaces, using public-private partnerships and conservation easements.

  • Whether a pipeline is removed or abandoned may come down to the terms of the easement—the agreement between a landowner and a pipeline company.

  • Some get permission from the state to keep existing seawalls through easements, wherein homeowners essentially pay the state to lease the public lands under the structures.

  • After some initial resistance, the university agreed, granting an easement for its construction.