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Second Department Explores Scope of Conservation Easement

The conservation easement has become a common mechanism for achieving a variety of preservation objectives. Occasionally, however, disputes arise about the easement's scope: What remaining uses can the grantor of the easement make of the underlying fee interest?

4 minute read October 01, 2016 at 11:56 AM
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Stewart E. Sterk
Second Department Explores Scope of Conservation Easement

The conservation easement has become a common mechanism for achieving a variety of preservation objectives. Occasionally, however, disputes arise about the easement's scope: What remaining uses can the grantor of the easement make of the underlying fee interest?

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