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appurtenance easement line-of-sight easement servient tenement	In the specific case of easement values, another tool that can provide insights is a bargaining model, in which it is recognized that the grantee needing access to the servient estate also may be in a unique position to confer monetary benefits to that land's owner. Expert testimony: regression analysis and other systematic ... by Colwell, Peter F.; Heller, John A.; Trefzger, Joseph W. / Appraisal Journal 212) Despite dicta that the rule might be different for 1875 Act lands, the Udall court affirmed the position that the location of a railroad right-of-way across a tract of public land of the United States does not separate the servient estate from the public domain with the result that title to the servient estate passes without express mention in a subsequent grant by the United States of the traversed tract. The shifting sands of property rights, federal railroad grants, and ... by Wright, Danaya C. / Environmental Law 174) In this case, because the easement was created consensually, there is no fear that it will imperil the rights of the servient estate owner. Of property and federalism by Bell, Abraham; Parchomovsky, Gideon / Yale Law Journal	Series EE Bond Series EE Savings Bond Series Fund Series HH Bond Series HH Savings Bond Series I Savings Bond Series of Catastrophes Serif Serigraphy Serious Fraud Office Serious Injury Frequency Rate Service Business Service Charge Service de la dette Service life service of process service release premium Servicemembers Group Life Insurance servicing Servicing Agent Servicio de asesoramiento al inversor Servicio de asesoria de inversiones Servicio de la deuda Servicio financier anticiclico Servico da divida servient estate servient tenement Servitu implicita Servizi Assicurativi del Commercio Estero Servizio ses SESDAQ Set of Contracts Perspective set off Set Up Set-Aside set-aside letter setback Setoff Setor de governo Settle Settle Price settlement Settlement Agent Settlement Costs settlement date Settlement Month Settlement Options Settlement Period Settlement Price Settlement Rate	Serviço de Proteção ao Crédito Serviço de Protecção da Natureza e do Ambiente Serviço de Psicologia Aplicada Serviço de Psicologia e Orientação Serviço de Transportes Colectivos do Porto Serviço Educacional de Naturismo e Bem Estar Social Serviço Federal de Processamento de Dados Servico Movel Pessoal Serviço Nacional de Aprendizagem Comercial Serviço Nacional de Aprendizagem Industrial Serviço Nacional de Bombeiros e Protecção Civil Serviço Nacional de Informações Serviço Nacional De Protecção Civil Serviço Regional de Aviação Civil Serviço Regional do Ministério da Educação Serviço Representações Servico Social da Industria Servico Social do Comercio Serviço Único de Saúde SERVICOM Serviços de Assistência Médico Social Serviços de Informação e Segurança Servidor Web de MultiCanales Servient Servient servient estate Servient tenement Servient tenement Servier Hong Kong, Ltd. serviette serviette serviette ring serviettes Servil Servil Servil servile servile servile servile Servile Wars servile work servilely servilely servileness servileness Serviles Serviles servilis servilism servility servility Servilius Rullus serving serving serving

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In the specific case of easement values, another tool that can provide insights is a bargaining model, in which it is recognized that the grantee needing access to the servient estate also may be in a unique position to confer monetary benefits to that land's owner.

Expert testimony: regression analysis and other systematic ... by Colwell, Peter F.; Heller, John A.; Trefzger, Joseph W. / Appraisal Journal

212) Despite dicta that the rule might be different for 1875 Act lands, the Udall court affirmed the position that the location of a railroad right-of-way across a tract of public land of the United States does not separate the servient estate from the public domain with the result that title to the servient estate passes without express mention in a subsequent grant by the United States of the traversed tract.