serviture (Meaning)
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serviture (n.)
Servants, collectively.
Synonyms & Antonyms of serviture
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
serviture Sentence Examples
- The right of serviture grants one property the use of another for specific purposes, such as access or drainage.
- The servient estate must comply with the terms of the serviture, even if it interferes with their own use of the property.
- A negative easement is a type of serviture that prohibits certain activities on the servient estate.
- Prescriptive easements are acquired through long-standing use of a serviture, even without a formal agreement.
- A property with a serviture attached to it may have its value affected, both positively and negatively.
- When a servitude is extinguished, the rights and obligations associated with it end.
- A serviture can be created by express grant, reservation, or implication.
- The scope of a serviture is strictly limited to the terms of the agreement or law that created it.
- Servitures can be essential for the use and enjoyment of neighboring properties.
- The creation and maintenance of servitudes requires careful consideration and legal counsel to ensure the rights of all parties involved are protected.
FAQs About the word serviture
Servants, collectively.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The right of serviture grants one property the use of another for specific purposes, such as access or drainage.
The servient estate must comply with the terms of the serviture, even if it interferes with their own use of the property.
A negative easement is a type of serviture that prohibits certain activities on the servient estate.
Prescriptive easements are acquired through long-standing use of a serviture, even without a formal agreement.
