Alabama Real Estate Practice Exam

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Does an easement in gross have a dominant estate?

Yes
No
Only in residential areas
Only in commercial areas

The correct answer is: No

An easement in gross does not have a dominant estate because it is a type of easement that is not attached or related to a specific property. This means that the holder of the easement does not have any "dominant estate" or property which benefits from the easement. Both options C and D are incorrect because an easement in gross can exist in both residential and commercial areas. The term "dominant estate" is not applicable to easements in gross.