Is an encroachment the same thing as an easement?
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No. An encroachment describes a physical intrusion, such as an improvement extending across a boundary. An easement is a legal right to use land for a specified purpose. A visible fence or driveway does not by itself prove that right exists. In a real transaction, surveys, recorded documents, and professional review help establish the facts.
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Discussion prompt: Does the scenario describe a physical feature or a documented legal right?