| A | B |
|---|
| An easement that is given to neighboring landowners to benefit their land | Easement appurtenance |
| An easement that arises when a buyer can only gain access to purchased property by crossing the sellers property | Easement by necessity |
| An irrevocable right to some limited use of another's land | easement |
| An easement that benefits a nonneighbor or a business | Eeasement in gross |
| The treatment of a single property in a manner inconsistent with the treatment of similar properties in the area | Spot zoning |
| A temporary, revocable right to some limited use of another's land | License |
| A city or country's permission for a land owner to make some use of his or her land that is inconsistent with the general zoning ordinance | variance |
| Something that attracts children to trespass | attractive nuisance |
| An easement that arises when someone makes systematic use of another's property for a long period of time | Easement by prescription |
| a city or country regulation on the location of residential, business, and industrial districts | zoning ordinance |
| A legal right in another's property given as security for performing a financial obligation | lien |
| Something that occurs when a person is on the land without a right to be there | Trespass |
| A written promise from a buyer to a seller | restrictive covenant |
