Running with the land

Running With The Land
(Adj) Running with the land is used to represent a right, component, features etc. associated with a property which goes along with the title of the property. For example reparian rights is a right running with the land ...

running with the land
adj. permanently part of the title (ownership) to real property.
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In case of a change of credit, and of covenants running with the land, &c.

Where a partner, covenantor, or other person having a joint interest in a contract not running with the land, dies, the right to sue survives in the other partner, etc.

Easement Â- Profit
Covenant running with the land
Equitable servitude
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Commonly these covenants are written so that they can be enforced by the grantor and other owners in the subdivision, so that future owners will be bound by the covenant (called "covenant running with the land" if enforceable against future owners).

See also: Right, Land, Term, Law, Time