servient
ˈsɜrviənt
Definition

Definition of servient - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
status rankRaresubordinate or secondary in importanceRare
  • The servient estate must allow access to the dominant estate.
secondary subordinate
2.
property lawTECH.legally bound to allow access or use by anotherTECH.
  • The servient estate must allow the dominant estate to cross its land..
subordinate subservient
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property subject to another property's rights or encumbrances
The servient tenement is obligated to maintain the shared driveway.

Origin of servient

Latin, serviens (serving)

Examples of servient in a sentence

  • In the contract, the servient party had fewer privileges.
  • The servient property must provide access to the neighboring land.
  • A servient tenement is obligated to permit passage to the dominant estate.

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  1. French:subordonné, servant, ...
  2. German:dienend, ...
  3. Italian:servente, ...
  4. Spanish:subordinado, ...
  5. Portuguese:subordinado, servidão, ...
  6. Chinese:从属的, 负有义务的, ...
  7. Japanese:従属的な, 法的に従属する, ...
  8. Arabic:تَابِع, خاضع, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִשְׁנִי, מְשׁוּעֲבָד, ...
  10. Russian:сервитутный, юридически подчинённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підпорядкований, підлеглий, ...
  12. Hindi:गौण, कानूनी रूप से बाध्य, ...
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