In PROPERTY LAW, the estate to which an EASEMENT, or right of use, is given is called the dominant tenement or estate, and the one upon which the easement is imposed is called the servient tenement or estate.
In PROPERTY LAW, the estate to which an EASEMENT, or right of use, is given is called the dominant tenement or estate, and the one upon which the easement is imposed is called the servient tenement or estate.
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