THE INDIAN EASEMENTS ACT,1882 BARE ACT ENGLISH EDITION 2025

The Indian Easements Act, 1882, is a law that defines and amends the rules regarding easements and licenses in India. It outlines the rights and obligations associated with easements, which are non-possessory rights over a piece of land that don’t involve transferring ownership. These rights can include things like rights of way, rights to light and air, and rights to use water. The Act also covers how easements are created, transferred, and terminated.

Here’s a more detailed explanation:

What are easements?

An easement is a right that the owner or occupier of one piece of land (the dominant heritage) has over another piece of land (the servient heritage) for the beneficial enjoyment of the dominant land. This right allows the dominant owner to do something on the servient land, or to prevent something from being done on it.