Principles of Real EstateQuestion 22 of 100
An appurtenance is best defined as:
a.A movable item of personal property
b.A temporary license to enter land
c.A lien recorded against the title
d.A right or improvement that belongs to and transfers with the land
Explanation
An appurtenance is a right, privilege, or improvement that attaches to and passes with the land when it is conveyed, such as an easement or water right. It is included in a sale unless specifically excluded. A license, by contrast, is a revocable personal permission that does not transfer.
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