Easement Land definition

Easement Land means those parts of the Land specifically marked on the Plan and referred to in Schedule A of this instrument.
Easement Land means that part of the Servient Tenement identified in Schedule A in this easement as Easement Land and those other parts of the Servient Tenement (including buildings) on which the Grantee has installed and located its Lines and Works.
Easement Land means that part of the land shown as shaded and marked "Easement Area" on the plan in Annexure A and all improvements on that land.

Examples of Easement Land in a sentence

  • City represents and warrants that it has made no previous assignment of any interest in the Easement Land and that the Easement Land is free from encumbrances that were done, made, or suffered by City except for any such encumbrances identified in the Title Report.


More Definitions of Easement Land

Easement Land means the land described as “Easement Land” in the Annexure Schedule to the Easement, the approximate location of which is shown on the Provisional Plan.
Easement Land means the land underlying, subject to and covered by the Right of Use Agreements.
Easement Land means that part of the Churston Estate Land over or under which the various rights granted in the Deed of Easement are situated;
Easement Land means that part of the Burdened Land identified in Schedule A in this easement as Easement Land and those other parts of the Burdened Land (including buildings) on which the Grantee has installed and located its Lines and Works.
Easement Land means the easement area on the land as defined in the Easement. "Farm Turn-out" is the specific location where the on-farm irrigation races or spray intakes connect with a Scheme Supply Race or Water Pipe and where the Farmer takes water from the Company as notified by the Company to the Farmer.
Easement Land means the easement area on the land as defined in the Easement.
Easement Land means the Reserve land between the severance line and the boundary of the Reserve adjacent to the shoreline in which an easement in perpetuity is granted to Hydro.