III.   Rights

An Easement is a claimed Right held by one person to use the land of another for a special purpose.

An Easement is effectively a second form of equitable title offered for lease by the Administrators and Executors of an Estate. The most common example is mining rights.

As a person holding a mortgage never actually owns the land, only leases it, they are generally powerless to prevent the executors and administrators of the higher estate selling separate rights under lease to another party, unless they can prove the activities of the second party will grossly deprive them of fundamental rights of the operation of their tenancy.

The existence of any Easement is proof that land ownership within the inferior Roman system is conducted as a gross fraud and deception.