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A landowner's lot is landlocked, with no access to a public road except across a neighbor's parcel that was once part of the same larger tract before it was divided. The landowner seeks an easement to reach the road. Which type of easement is most likely?

An easement in gross for commercial use No easement, because landlocked owners have no remedy A prescriptive easement based on adverse use An easement by necessity, arising from the division of a commonly owned parcel leaving one part landlocked

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An easement by necessity, arising from the division of a commonly owned parcel leaving one part landlocked

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