Verde River The Verde River is a valuable resource in Arizona. In a state where perpetual flowing water is rare, the riparian haven of the Verde River stands out against the dry uplands through which it meanders. The river begins below the damn at Sullivan Lake, southwest of Flagstaff. It twist and turns southeastward 195 miles through private, state, tribal, and federal lands to the confluence with the Salt River. The river and vegetation provide habitat for many wildlife and fish species
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November 2, 2013 The Nature Conservancy Maximizing Personal and Collective Performance Part 1: Please describe the strengths of the change initiative that Steve McCormick implemented at The Nature Conservancy during his tenure. Steve McCormick developed a concept called the “Change Team”. This team consisted of a group of leaders that were to assist him in his proposed plan of increased accountability, cohesiveness of the organization and uniformity of
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Valley Hiking Club have a claim for a public easement by implied dedication that would require the ranchers to restore public access to Happy Valley? II. Does Mr. Plaint have an individual claim for a private prescriptive easement to Happy against the ranchers? III. Are the ranchers liable for any injuries to the public obtained during recreational use of Happy Valley trail? SHORT ANSWERS I. Happy Valley Hiking Club has a claim to a public easement by implied dedication and may enjoin the ranchers
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Carvin v. Arkansas Power and Light | | | 5/29/2012 | | Easement is when one person is given the right to enter land belonging to another and make a limited use of it, without taking anything away (Beatty & Samuelson, 2010). There are two ways easements can be created by property managers and one is by a grant while the other one is by a reservation. By Arkansas Power and Light obtaining “flood easements” on the property adjoining the lakes it permitted them to clear of trees
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Question | Answer | A break in the chain of title is considered a serious title defect | True | A common owner can waive his or her right to partition | True | A common owner cannot waive his or her right to partition | False | A corporate seller should provide the purchaser with a corporate resolution | True | A deed need not have consideration to be valid | False | A deed that covenants only against the lawful claims of people claiming by, though, or under the grantor is a limited warranty
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rule in question here is the General Railroad Right-of-Way Act of 1875. According to Roberts, the United States lost its case mainly because it had successfully argued in Great Northern Railway Co. v. United States that 1875 Act rights of way were easements. In that case Great
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2009 Did the easement relieve Arkansas Power and Lights from liability for flooding? Yes, Arkansas Power and Light should not be held liable for damage to property cased by flooding where an easement existed. In 1923-1947 Arkansas Power and Light (AP&L) constructed several dams on two Arkansas lakes, Hamilton and Catherine. AP & L obtained “flood easements” on property adjoining the lakes. AP&L sold lake side property and kept the easement in force. These flood easements permitted AP&L
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University According to Beatty and Samuelson (2010), an easement gives one person the right to enter land belonging to another and make a limited use of it, without taking anything away. (p. 255). Easements on property are obtained one of two different ways. The easement can be obtained by grant or reservation. In the case study Carvin v. Arkansas Power and Light, the flood easements obtained by AP&L were obtained by both methods. The flood easements gave AP&L the permission to ckear the properties of
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1) Exclusive Possession a) The Right to Exclude Others, pp 1-38 i) Overview (1) The private landowner’s right to exclude others from his or her land is “one of the most essential sticks in the bundle of rights that are commonly characterized as property. ii) Policy in favor of private property (1) Things held in common are usually neglected (2) There is a fundamental property right that goes beyond monetary damages iii) Property Rights are not Absolute (1) Apply a balancing test of property
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the covenants binds the purchaser of the covenantor’s land.. b. As we are highlighted, Vincent’s neighbor has no choice but to use the track at the bottom of the garden for access to the neighbour’s garage. This right of way is called easement. An easement has 4 principles to satisfy as in Re. Ellenborough Park [1956] Ch 131 and they are as follows:-
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