Once an easement is granted:
A) it is only valid as long as the estate holder to granted it is in possession of the estate
B) it is only valid as long as the estate holder to granted it is alive
C) it is only valid as long as the original easement holder is alive
D) it may not be interfered with by the property owner unless the easement holder agrees
E) none of the other choices are correct

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Easements, once granted, create a legal right to use the property in a certain way, and this right typically continues beyond the ownership or life of the original parties involved. The property owner cannot interfere with this right unless the easement holder agrees to changes or termination of the easement.

Once an Easement Is Granted