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Section 1 — Ref. by Act 47 of 1963, s. 44 (w.e.f. 1 -3-1964).

From: The Indian Easements Act, 1882

1. Ref. by Act 47 of 1963, s. 44 (w.e.f. 1 -3-1964). 16 Illustrations

(a)A, B and C are co -owners of a house to which an easement is annexed. A, without the consent of B and C, releases the easement. This release is effectual only as against A and his legal representative.
(b)A grants B an easement over A ’s lan d for the beneficial enjoyment of his house. B assigns the house to C. B then purports to release the easement. The release is ineffectual.
(c)A, having the right to discharge his eavesdroppings into B's yard, expressly authori ses B to build over this yar d to a height which will interfere with the discharge. B builds accordingly. A ’s easement is extinguished to the extent of the interference.
(d)A, having an easement of light to a window, builds up that window with bricks and mortar so as to manifest an i ntention to abandon the easement permanently. The easement is impliedly released.
(e)A, having a projecting roof by means of which he enjoys an easement to discharge eavesdroppings on B’s land, permanently alters the roof so as to direct the rain -water into a different channel and discharge it on C’s land. The easement is impliedly released .