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wlad13 [49]
3 years ago
12

Hideki owns land with a huge number of trees on it. In order to protect the land, Hideki would like to remove some of the trees,

or "thin" the property. Hideki gives permission to remove all but 250 trees to Ekaterina, who runs a business carving wood art in the next town. Ekaterina likely has__________.
a. an easement appurtenant.
b. a profit.
c. a license.
d. an easement in gross.
Business
1 answer:
dybincka [34]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

B, A profit

Explanation:

Since HIdeki is giving out the trees to Ekaterina for free, it means that Ekaterina has a lot of profit already because he/she got the trees as a gift and did not need to purchase them thus saving him/her a lot of capital.

The money Ekaterina must have had in mind to purchase raw materials(trees) for the businees before being giftef 250 tress can go into another investment or expansion of the carving business.

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