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Easements and Transfer of Land<\/h1>\n
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An easement is an agreement between two different landowners concerning right of way. When land is transferred\u2014by purchase, lease, or otherwise\u2014easements should be kept in mind. Easements may or may not be tied to the land. Read on to learn the difference between:<\/p>\r\n