To exit to the street, a third-floor condominium owner is most likely to have
A) a right of way of necessity.
B) an express easement.
C) a dominant tenement.
D) a prescriptive right of easement.

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A right of way of necessity is an easement that is created by law when there is no other way for a landowner to access their property. In this case, the third-floor condominium owner would have a right of way of necessity to exit to the street because there is no other way for them to leave their property.

To Exit to the Street, a Third-Floor Condominium Owner Is