Clark owns a parcel of land that adjoins a public highway. Kaylee owns a parcel of land behind Clark. Although Kaylee’s land has access to another public street, Kaylee would like a driveway over Clark’s land to the highway. Clark is agreeable to granting Kaylee an easement for the driveway. What kind of easement would Kaylee have? Whose property would be referred to as the dominant tenement? Whose property would be referred to as the servient tenement?
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Kaylee would have an express appurtenant driveway access easement. Kaylee’s property would be referred to as the dominant tenement, the property benefited by the easement. Clark’s property is the servient tenement, the property burdened by the easement. The easement is located on Clark’s property for the benefit of Kaylee’s property.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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