Deed-A written document transfering Title to Real Estate

Easement -A certain right to use real property of another without possessing it

Encroachement – Entry into anothers property without right or permission

Adverse Possession -A method of gaining legal Title to real estate by,Actual,open,hostile,and continuous possession for the time period required by state law

Acquiescence – The act of giving consent or permission to encroachers by ones mere silence,that can and will cause the loss of real property

Riparian Rights – The rights of owners of land adjoining Rivers and streams

Eminent Domain – The act of taking private property for public use by a country,state,municipality,or private person or corporation authorized to exercise functions of public character,followed by payment of just compensation

Interment Rights- burial rights only,or burial easement rights,no transfer of real property

Equitable Estoppel – Legal constraint preventing the first party from gaining advantage over the second party if the second

party claims injury due to reliance on misrepresentations by the first party