| An inflexible rule protecting such uses would in effect allow the creation of servitudes. |
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| These covenants are classified as servitudes when the benefit is appurtenant to and runs with the land. |
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| Understand the issues relating to, and the advantages of implementing, forestry conservation servitudes. |
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| Council is authorized to purchase, by mutual agreement or by way of expropriation, the Lac Corbeil dam located on lot 3738325, cadaster of Quebec, as well as the access servitudes. |
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| Since 2000, donations to approved conservation charities of ecologically-sensitive land, or easements, covenants and servitudes on such land, have been eligible for special tax assistance. |
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| About ten involved enhancement, while six others preserved specific sites through land acquisition, creation of servitudes or the signing of voluntary conservation agreements. |
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| Furthermore, deeds of superficies ownership rights and servitudes were later granted in favour of Innergex BDS and TransCanada BDS, LP, for the installation of wind turbines on the territory of the Baie-des-Sables Wind Farm. |
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| Other trusts do not possess title to any land, but hold conservation servitudes which allow them perpetual rights over any type of destruction or deterioration of the area. |
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| Human rights and freedoms are indivisible, and individual freedom flourishes more readily where the servitudes of poverty and ignorance have been abolished. |
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| More minor property rights may be created by contract, as in the case of easements, covenants, and equitable servitudes. |
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| It also creates possible confusion because it suggests that there may be some body of law, other than servitudes law, that governs secondary questions like the scope and termination of executed parol licenses. |
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