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Easement

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  1. PropertyProf Blog

    Professors’ Corner: Cemetery Law and the Real Estate Lawyer

    By Steve Clowney

    The Real Property, Trust and Estate Law Section is sometimes referred to as consisting of two parts—dirt (real property law) and death (trust and estate law). The September Professors' Corner…

  2. PropertyProf Blog

    Babie on Recent Developments in Australian Real Property Law

    By Steve Clowney

    Paul Babie (Adelaide) has posted The Durability of Title: An Appraisal of Recent Developments in Australian Real Property Law on SSRN.  Here's the abstract:This article considers three recent Australian judicial developments…

  3. PropertyProf Blog

    Case of the Week

    By Steve Clowney

    Joe Singer's blog points us toward an easement case from Vermont:The Vermont Supreme Court has adopted the rule promoted by the Restatement (Third) of Property (Servitudes), §4.8(3), allowing the owner…

  4. Land Use Law Blog

    The Doctrine of Irrevocable Licenses is Alive and Flourishing – So Maybe You Can Maintain Your Plants on Your Neighbor’s Property

    By Abbott & Kindermann, Inc.

    By Glen C. Hansen Richardson v. Franc (January 27, 2015, A137815) ___ Cal.App.4th ___. In Richardson v. Franc, the Court of Appeal for the First Appellate District affirmed a trial…

  5. inversecondemnation.com

    Washington: State Trust Land Can Be Condemned By County Utility

    By Robert H. Thomas

    Here's one with a somewhat unusual twist: the condemnee objecting to the taking by a public utility district was the state.In Public Utility Dist. No. 1 of Okanogan Cnty. v.…

  6. PropertyProf Blog

    ALI Announces New Restatement of Property

    By Steve Clowney

    The American Law Institute has announced it will begin work on the Restatement of the Law Fourth, Property in 2015.  From the website: "The new Property Restatement aims to make…

  7. Energy & the Law

    Easements: Roads Traveled, Less Traveled, and Not Traveled

    By Charles Sartain

    Why would anyone buy property without access to a public road? Because it seemed like a good idea at the time, I guess. And often it is, until things change, “things”…

  8. Land Use Law Blog

    REMINDER – NEW CLASS – Update on Easement Law and Boundary Disputes

    By Abbott & Kindermann, Inc.

    Join Glen C. Hansen of Abbott & Kindermann, LLP, in a new class which discusses recent developments in resolving easement and boundary disputes in California. This is an advanced class…

  9. Land Use Law Blog

    NEW CLASS – Update on Easement Law and Boundary Disputes

    By Abbott & Kindermann, Inc.

    Join Glen C. Hansen of Abbott & Kindermann, LLP, in a new class which discusses recent developments in resolving easement and boundary disputes in California.  This is an advanced class…

  10. inversecondemnation.com

    New Cert Petition: In Rails-To-Trails Case, Fed Circuit Should Have Punted State Law Contracts Question To State Court

    By Robert H. Thomas

    Here's a new cert petition, filed yesterday, that poses two interesting issues, the first of federalism, the other of exactions.This is a rails-to-trails case in which the federal government asserts that…