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public easement

 

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Noun public easement has 1 sense
  1. public easement - any easement enjoyed by the public in general (as the public's right to use public streets)
    --1 is a kind of
    easement

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Public Easement

Definition:

A public easement refers to a legal right granted to the public to access and use a specific property or area, even if it is privately owned. It allows individuals or the general public to cross or utilize a property for various purposes while still respecting the rights of the property owner.

Senses:

  1. Legal: A public easement is an official and enforceable right provided by law, allowing the public to access certain areas or use specific facilities within private property.
  2. Land Use: Public easements are established to ensure public enjoyment, convenience, or utility, such as providing access to parks, beaches, roads, or historical landmarks.

Example Sentences:

  1. Visitors have a public easement to walk along the coastal path, granting them access to breathtaking ocean views.
  2. The public easement permits hikers to traverse through private land in order to reach the renowned mountain summit.
  3. As a property owner, you must acknowledge the public easement and allow people to access the riverbank that runs through your land.

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