The right to come upon or enter property from a public roadway, or from another privately-owned property.

A process to obtain title to property through use or possession for a set period of time. Adverse possession is sometimes invoked to resolve competing ownership claims.

The limits of a parcel, indicating where one person’s property ends, and another’s begins. The boundaries of a property are most often defined in the deed to the property, which should be specific eno [..]

An artificial marker, which may be an official monument placed by a government agency or some other permanent structure or marker, that is a reliable starting point to ascertain property boundaries.

The word “condemnation” has traditionally been used as a synonym for acquisition of property using eminent domain. When used this way, condemnation does not mean that the property is not cared for or [..]

A land use that has been designated as “conditional” by a local government, meaning that evaluation and approval of each specific use is required. Conditions may be imposed to lessen undesirable impac [..]

The Utah Constitution provides that private property may not be taken or damaged

A limited right to use property belonging to another person.

An access easement that was established and used before a parcel was divided, if the use continued after the parcel was divided, and if the easement is reasonably necessary. See also 

Easement by Necessity