Illinois Real Estate Practice Exam

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For adjacent properties, what type of right is granted?

Easement In Gross
Dominant Tenement
Servient Tenement
Easement By Necessity

The correct answer is: Easement In Gross

For adjacent properties, the type of right that is granted is an Easement In Gross. This type of easement benefits a specific individual or entity rather than the land itself. It allows the holder of the easement the right to use the land for a specific purpose, such as a utility company having the right to access a portion of a homeowner's property to maintain power lines. Options B, C, and D are not the correct answers in this scenario: - Dominant Tenement refers to the property that benefits from an easement appurtenant, not for adjacent properties. - Servient Tenement is the property that is subject to the easement rights of another party, not for adjacent properties. - Easement By Necessity is created by the courts to ensure a landlocked property has a way to access a public road, not specifically granted for adjacent properties.