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About Indian Easements Act:

The Indian Easements Act, 1882, is a legal framework in India governing easements—rights and privileges over another’s immovable property. These include rights of way, light, air, and support. The Act outlines the acquisition, extinction, and regulations concerning these rights. It provides clarity on the obligations and responsibilities of both the party benefiting from the easement (dominant owner) and the party whose property is encumbered (servient owner). The Act ensures that easements are legally recognized and protected, promoting harmonious property relations and preventing disputes over usage rights.

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What is the Indian Easements Act, 1882?

The Indian Easements Act is a legal statute in India that governs the rights and obligations associated with easements.

What are easements?

Easements are specific rights and privileges one person has over the immovable property of another, such as a right of way, light, air, or support.

How can easements be acquired?

Easements can be acquired by prescription, grant, or implied from the circumstances of the case.

Can easements be extinguished?

Yes, easements can be extinguished through release, abandonment, or by becoming unnecessary.

What are the key types of easements?

Easements include rights of way, light, air, support, and rights related to water, drains, and other amenities.