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What is meant by Apparent and non-apparent easements
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(1) An easement is apparent if its existence is evidenced by some apparent sign, whether that inspection to everyone or whether it can only be perceived on a careful inspection by a person ordinary conversant with the subject. 91864) 4 Dehli 185. An easement is non-apparent if no external sign points to its existence. For apparency to be material the apparency must be on the serivent tenement.
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