Practice question
A common owner removes the apparent easement sign before executing the conveyance. No other easement basis exists. A party invokes 624 solely because the sign once existed years before. Which is correct?
- Every historical sign creates an eternal easement regardless of removal.
- The pre-deed removal exception defeats automatic reliance on that sign under the stated facts.
- Only the deed's paper size decides.
- Removal automatically transfers both estates to the government.
- The dominant buyer may create any replacement burden unilaterally.
Legal references
- Civil Code Articles434,583-590,622-624 and631: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra1949/ra_386_1949.html
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