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The meaning of easements in to the Anglo-Sikh law means 'one person's rights to another's land'. introduction

The term 'privilege' appears to be French or Norman's emergence. The privilege is probably as ancient as the right to property. Its first definition is given in the book 'Termes de Laley'.

There are discussions about the benefits of books in both Hindu and Muslim laws, but the courts of British India did not apply to them, although they could apply such personal laws that were not against justice, equality and clean intercession Who had embraced the custom or practice. Given the different situation of India, the rules of English law could not be applied here too. Therefore, in India, at the beginning itself, the need for a codified law was felt on this subject. In 1882 the Indian Suffrage Law was passed. This law was based primarily on the draft of the Whitley Stokes. Initially, this law was only implemented in Madras, Kurj and Central Provinces (now Madhya Pradesh) but from time to time, it was implemented in other areas. Prior to the passage of the Bill, the Legislative Legislation was included in the Indian Limitation Act 1877.

This definition of leniency is given in the Indian Benefit Bill: 'This right which is given to the owner or occupant of any land for any beneficial use of that land in such land or on such land or which is not his own - the right to do or the right to do or do something The right to stop or to abstain.

The land which is given this right for the beneficial use of the land is called the beneficiary land - the owner or the owner of that land is called the Supervisory Swami. The land on which the liability applies applies to the owner and owner of the land and its owner or the supervisor. A landlord called 'A' has the right to take water from a bed for its use by going to the land of 'B' - this privilege will be called. Miscellaneous types

A privilege can be positive or negative - it can be continuous or intermittent. Convenience: The right to have the right to do right on the land, there is a positive privilege-the right to stop or prevention from doing something on this is the negative privilege. The continuous convenience is that its consumption or sustained consumption happens without human beings, such as the right to receive light. Cerebral jurisdiction is that the active cooperation of human beings is mandatory for use, such as the use of the way to go.

The feature may be direct or indirect. The direct benefit is that in which there is a visible permanent sign of its existence. If there is no such sign, then the feature will be indirect.

The privilege may be permanent or periodic or periodic obstructions. The privilege can be for special place only or special time or for a specific purpose.

Suffrage can be obtained by express or implied grant or by its use for a long time; It can happen with loss or by becoming stereotype. Where privilege is required, the law accepts the privilege as such, as a result of the exchange or division of a building, if it is divided into two or more separate parts and one of these parts is in this condition that when it Until the other parts are not given any privilege, unless it can be utilized, then this privilege will accept the law and accept it. Say Iseshadikar. It is mandatory for the acceptance of privilege by Chirbhog, that this right has been used without any interference for the last twenty years. If any rights have been consumed as a result of the agreement between the facilitator and facilitator, then the compensation facility is not available. With such hindrance that the beneficiaries have not received silent approval for one year or have been accepted in the agreement between the facilitator and facilitator of the facility, there is no effect on the continuity of consumption and thus, Do not interrupt.

It is necessary for stereotypes to be ancient, uniform and rational to achieve convenience. He has been continuously enjoying peacefully and openly.

Other privileges and privileges other than privilege generated by conservative privilege or exempt grant, some general duties and rights have been set in the Indian Beneficiary Bill for the owners of ownership, such that the right to the right of the auxiliary should be consumed in a manner that facilitates ownership To be at least scarce; If there is any harm to the feature-rich property, as a result of the consumption of privilege, the facilities should be provided as far as possible.

The bill has been stripped of the right of the beneficiary owner under the bill to self-abate the inappropriate obstacles put in the way of the officer.

Suffrage can be terminated, redemption or redemption or termination of term. In addition, it can end with the enclosed ending phase. The end of the requirement related succession can be at the end of the requirement for which this privilege was given.

The beneficiary is given only for the beneficial use of the property, so the facilitated owner has no right to demand it to continue.

In English law, rights have been accepted in the category of self-abuse. This is not the case with Indian law.

There are rights to self-reliance which are related to participating in the benefits of neighboring land, such as rights of grassland or right of hunting or fishing. Also see them

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