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negative easement

An easement that prevents the landowner from committing an act that would otherwise be permitted. A view easement would have the negative effect of restricting a landowner from constructing a building that would block the view in question, making it a negative easement.

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  1. Easement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Conversely, a negative easement might restrict B from blocking A's mountain view by putting up a wall of trees. A has a negative easement from B.
     
  2. negative easement - Financial Dictionary - The Free Dictionary
    (1) A prohibition of some activity on a property, so as to enhance the value or enjoyment of another property. For example, a beach-front property might have a ...
     
  3. negative easement: Definition from Answers.com
    negative easement ( negdiv zmnt ) ( civil engineering ) An easement that can be exercised to prevent the owner of a piec.
     
  4. Negative Easements | LegalMatch Law Library
    Feb 2, 2012 ... A negative easement is an obligation not to use land in specified ways. Under 19th century English law, negative easements prevented ...
     
  5. Affirmative and Negative Easements - FindLaw
    A negative easement is a promise not to do something with a certain piece of property, such as not building a structure more than one story high or not blocking ...
     
  6. Easements (Encyclopedia of Everyday Law) Study Guide - eNotes
    A negative easement is a promise not to do something with a certain piece of property, such as not building a structure more than one story high or not blocking ...
     
  7. Property - Chapter 3
    In contrast, a negative easement entitles an owner to prevent another owner from doing a particular act on the second owner's land. [B] Easement Terminology ...
     
  8. Negative Easements- Gabriel Law Office, PLLC
    A Negative Easement is just the opposite of an Affirmative Easement. A Negative Easement prohibits a landowner from doing something. One common example ...