Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

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Under which condition does an easement generally terminate?

If the servient tenement is expropriated.
If the dominant tenement owner releases the easement.
If the local municipality denotes a new use for the land.
If the dominant tenement is subdivided.
If both dominant and servient tenements change ownership.
If the servient tenement is subdivided.

The correct answer is: If the dominant tenement owner releases the easement.

An easement generally terminates if the dominant tenement owner releases the easement. This is because an easement is a right to use someone else's property in a particular way, and if the owner of the property that benefits from the easement decides to release or give up that right, the easement ceases to exist. The other options are incorrect because they do not typically lead to the termination of an easement.