What is a Personal Easement

What is a personal easement?

Easement is defined in the Civil Code of 779 hereof; “Immovable easement in favor of an immovable immovable in favor of a burden that was put on, and installed that provide some of the powers of the immovable property rights of the owners of the estate or to refrain from using in its own particular way of owning installed compels the use exploits to endure…”

Compliance of the transaction made about the easement with the zoning legislation is being approved. (Approval authority; If the parcels to be processed are within the boundaries of the municipality and the application area, it is the municipal council; if they are outside the application area, it is the provincial special administration.)

The easement transaction concerns cadastral directorates due to its technical aspect and land registry directorates due to the fact that it requires registration. Easement rights are divided into personal easement rights and supply easement rights. So, what is a personal easement?

Personal Easement

It is defined as an easement established in favor of a person who does not have the right to property.

There is usually only one real estate in personal easement rights. That is, there are no two immovable properties in question, as in the case of supply easements. Even if more than one real estate is the subject of this right, they are not mutual. This right is established in favor of the person.

It can be a personal, real or legal person about a personal easement.

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