fair enjoyment

fair enjoyment
The measure of the right of the dominant owner in the use of an easement; a right of use consistent with the purpose and character of the easement and also with the correlative right of the servient owner to use the premises for any purpose which does not interfere with the lawful use of the easement. Unversagt v Miller, 306 Mich 260, 10 NW2d 849; Malher v Brumder, 92 Wis 477, 66 NW 502.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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