Principles of Real Estate第 15 / 120 题
A structure or improvement that unlawfully extends over a property boundary onto a neighbor's land is called a(n):
a.Easement in gross
b.Emblement
c.Encroachment
d.Estoppel
解析
An encroachment occurs when a building, fence, or other improvement intrudes onto an adjoining owner's property. It is typically discovered through a survey and can cloud title. Encroachments may lead to disputes or claims for removal or compensation.
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