servient (Meaning)

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servient (a.)

Subordinate.

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The servient estate granted the dominant estate an easement for access.
In the servitude agreement, the servient landowner agreed to maintain the right-of-way.
The servient tenement owed a duty to the dominant tenement not to obstruct the easement.
The dominant easement could only be exercised over the servient property, not the dominant property.
The servient owner retained the right to use their land in any way that did not interfere with the easement.
The servient party was responsible for ensuring that the dominant party had uninterrupted use of the easement.
The servient estate was subject to the encumbrance of the easement, reducing its value.
The dominant owner could not alter the servient property without the consent of the servient owner.
The servient right-of-way existed for the benefit of the dominant property, not the servient property.
The servient tenement was the property that was burdened with the easement, while the dominant tenement was the property that enjoyed the benefit of the easement.

Subordinate.

No synonyms found.

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The servient estate granted the dominant estate an easement for access.

In the servitude agreement, the servient landowner agreed to maintain the right-of-way.

The servient tenement owed a duty to the dominant tenement not to obstruct the easement.

The dominant easement could only be exercised over the servient property, not the dominant property.