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Categories of easements
Conditions for the acquisition of an easement of light by prescription under the Prescription Act, 1832
Essential characteristics of an easement
Facts which must be pleaded and proved by a party seeking to enforce his right to easement
Meaning and nature of an easement
Meaning and types of easement
Nature of an easement
The rule that the right to an easement is inclusive and not exclusive
The rule that where a party claims an easement, he must plead and prove such easement
Ways of creation of an easement
What a party must prove to establish a claim of right of access road
What an applicant seeking protection of his right to easement must establish
What an easement entails
What easement connotes
When a right of way or other easement can be claimed
When an easement will be found by the court
Whether an easement can interfere with or allow the user to take steps contrary to the right of the owners of the land
Whether an easement must be evidenced in writing
Whether an easement of light can be acquired against the Crown
Whether an easement should be evidenced by a grant
Whether there can be an easement in gross
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