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| A designated air space over a parcel of land. In condominiums, each individual unit occupies a separate air lot |
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| The right to use and enjoy the air space above a parcel of land. Such rights may be leased or sold separately from the land. |
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| anything that may be used with the land for its benefit and goes to the new owner when ownership of the land is transferred. Mineral rights, air rights, easements, improvements and natural attachments are appurtenant to the land |
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| Man-made objects such as streets, fences, iron pins, concrete posts, etc. |
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| A permenant referance point of klnown location used by surveryors. A bench mark may be a pint established by a government survey team or a fixed monument such as a road right-of-way. |
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| A document which conveys ownership to personal property. |
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| The transfer to someone other than the owner of the land the right to remove attachments such as timber or buildings, or the right to remove minerals. |
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| The doctrine of law which allows riparian owners in certain states to use only a reasonable share of the water during periods of drought |
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| A point of surface of known location from which height and depths are measured.. The basic point from which vertical land (air rights and mineral rights) is described. |
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| Crops that requre annual cultivation. They are considered personal property even though attached to the land. Also call Frutus Industrius. |
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| An item that was once personal property but has become real property but has become real property because of the manner in which it was attached to the land or its improvements. |
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| Crops that are planted and harvested each year |
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| Any permanent, man-made attachment to the land, such as buildings, fences, roads, or pipelines. Also known as arterial attachments. |
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| An area which starts at the center of the earth, passes through the earth's surface and extends into space. |
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| A landowners lawful claim to use and enjoy the water of a large lake or ocean bordering the owned property. |
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| A method of legally describing land by measuring directions and distances of it boundary lines. |
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| A fixed point or object used to denote the end point of a boundary line in a metes and bounds description. |
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| Trees, Streams, rocks, etc. |
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| Anything of a movable nature capable of being owned that is not considered real property. Also known as personality or chattel. |
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| The starting point at one corner of a parcel of land described in a metes and bound legal description. |
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| A six mile wide strip of land running north-south in a a rectangular survey system. |
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| Includes condominium, mobile homes when affixed to land, incorporeal interests (intangibles such as an easement), corporeal interest (tangible objects such as a house), freehold estates for life or in fee, and less-than-freehold(leasehold) estates whether situated in this state or elsewhere. |
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| A method of legslly describing the surface of the land based upon a grid system formed by principal meridians, baselines, range lines, and township lines. Also known as the government survey system |
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| Rectangular Survey System Section |
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| Location; refers to peoples preference for a given location. Area preference. |
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| A parcel of land in the rectangular system that is six miles square. |
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| An item of personal property attached to the land or building leased bu a tenant who uses the item in a trade or business. |
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| A characteristic of land which holds that no two parcels are exactly alike because each parcel has its own unique location. |
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| A waterway open to the public for commercial boat traffic. |
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| The acquisition of title by the owner of real property to those things attached to the property by others, such as tenants or trespassers or by nature |
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| The law which allows a well drilled on one property to extract oil or gas reserves from under adjoin properties. |
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| A parcel of land in the rectangular survey system that is one mile square and contains six hundred forty acres (640). |
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