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Grandpa owns a farm. in a signed writing, grandpa gave sue the irrevocable right to use a road on his farm so that sue could more easily reach her own property. what kind of interest in land did grandpa give to sue

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The kind of interest in the land did grandpa give to sue is  Easement appurtenant.

What is interest?

"Interest in land" refers ownership right of any individual in their property. A right over a piece of real estate is referred to as an interest in land.

A registered proprietor tenement and dominating tenement estates are connected together in an easement appurtenant.This right of property entitles the possessor to use adjacent land.

This real estate goes with the land when you sell it. The land parcel that benefits from the easement is known as the dominant tenement, whereas the land parcel that supplies the easement is known as the servient tenement.

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