Run with the Land
/ˈrʌn wɪð ðə ˈlænd/
Definitions
- (v.) To pass automatically with a parcel of land to a new owner upon transfer of title, including rights, easements, or covenants.
The easement runs with the land, binding successive owners.
Forms
- run with the land
- runs with the land
- running with the land
- ran with the land
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Commentary
This phrase is commonly used to describe property rights or obligations that persist beyond a particular owner, emphasizing immutability with property transfers. Draft with clear reference to the interest's binding nature on successors.
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