Mac owns a piece of land that is next to a lake, but it does not have access to a public road. Kay's property is behind Mac's. Kay's property is located along the street. However, Kay has no direct access to the lake. Mac and Kay sign a document stating that Mac will be able to drive across Kay's land to get to the street, while Kay can make a path down to the lake. The right that each gets to use the others land for a particular purpose is referred to as a(n)

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Mac owns a piece of land that is next to a lake, but it does not have access to a public road. Kay's property is behind Mac's. Kay's property is located along the street. However, Kay has no direct access to the lake. Mac and Kay sign a document stating that Mac will be able to drive across Kay's land to get to the street, while Kay can make a path down to the lake. The right that each gets to use the others land for a particular purpose is referred to as a(n)






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