Arizona R. C. I. A. Lands, Inc. v. Ainsworth

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• stating that the dominant estate increases in taxable value due to the easement
• stating that the dominant estate increases in taxable value due to the easement
• in determining the market value of property the assessor is required to consider the additional value of the dominant estate, and the decreased value of the servient estate, resulting from the easement
• in determining the market value of property the assessor is required to consider the additional value of the dominant estate, and the decreased value of the servient estate, resulting from the easement
• Statute says `A sale of real property for delinquent taxes shall not extinguish any easement thereon or appurtenant thereto.' Also, the plaintiff was on constructive notice because the easement was recorded in a deed three years earlier
• Statute says 'A sale of real property for delinquent taxes shall not extinguish any easement thereon or appurtenant thereto.' Also, the plaintiff was on constructive notice because the easement was recorded in a deed three years earlier

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).