Does the easement always cease to exist by Merger of estates? KEY WORD ALWAYS.

Coalmont, CO Viewed 65 times. Posted 7 months ago in Real Estate

I am considering buying a piece of property that I have an easement over and don't want old easements on record to confuse things in the future. I am the only easement holder. - Is this your question? Add additional information

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Robin Mashal

This attorney is licensed in California. Posted 7 months ago.

Disclaimer: The materials provided below are informational and should not be relied upon as legal advice. I am licensed in California the the materials below are based on California law.

Generally, if you purchase the other piece of land over which you have an easement, the easement will cease by merger. If you want to sell that land later, you can always grant a new easement. You should consult your own attorney to protect your legal rights.

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