#389

When we talk about a license a license is always considered to be an example of a restriction which is invariably combined with an encroachment.

Is this true or false ?

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A. Extremely false.

A license is always considered to be the temporary right to the use of land.

The license may be revocable permission and is also considered a right which may not be sold or transferred.

 
Posted by David Saks - Broker on 11/02/2009 02:07 AM   Comments (0)   Theory and Practice in the ActiveRain Channel   theory and practice  
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