Section 5 of IEA : Section 5: Continuous And Discontinuous, Apparent And Non-Apparent, Easements

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where a homeowner, Raj, has a garden with a natural spring that flows into his neighbor, Priya's property. Raj has a legal right to access and maintain the spring on Priya's property, which is crucial for watering his garden. This right is considered a continuous and apparent easement because it is ongoing and can be observed by the presence of the spring and the path leading to it.

Example

• Raj uses the spring water for his garden without needing to do anything (continuous easement) and the path to the spring is marked by a trail (apparent easement).