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An orange grove and a grapefruit grove are two parcels abutting each other. A citrus grower owns the orange grove in fee simple and maintains both his dwelling house and the business he operates on the orange grove. He has a right of way, granted by a written agreement, across the grapefruit grove for crossing the grapefruit grove on foot, by bicycle, or automobile. A farmer is the owner of the grapefruit grove. The citrus grower's property interest in the use of his right of way across the grapefruit grove may best be described as a (an)

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  1. license.
  2. easement in gross.
  3. easement appurtenant.
  4. prescriptive easement.

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professional_law

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