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quasi-easement

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.

Noun

quasi-easement (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.

Forms of quasi-easement

pluralquasi-easements

Questions about quasi-easement

What does quasi-easement mean?
Quasi-easement means 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.
What part of speech is quasi-easement?
Quasi-easement is a noun.
What is the plural of quasi-easement?
The plural of quasi-easement is quasi-easements.

Words near quasi-easement in the dictionary

  1. quasi-derivatives
  2. quasi-dictator
  3. quasi-dictators
  4. quasi-differentiable
  5. quasi-divinity
  6. quasi-easement
  7. quasi-etymological
  8. quasi-fascist
  9. quasi-fascists
  10. quasi-federalist
  11. quasi-governmental

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