This book examines the legal principles governing easements in British India and provides a comprehensive analysis of the case law and statutes related to the topic. The author covers important principles such as the creation and extent of easements, the effect of disuse or abandonment, and the remedies available to landowners in case of interference. The book also covers recent case law and provides a critical evaluation of the development of the law of easements in India. This book is a valuable resource for property lawyers, academics, and students of law.
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