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Beneficiaries and Backup Holders: Providing Third Parties With Rights but Not Responsibilities Regarding Conservation Easements

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A grant of conservation easement may provide one or more rights to a party other than the landowner and holder of the easement, in accordance with the needs and wishes of those involved with the easement transaction. Unlike for the easement holder, such rights received by the “beneficiary” do not come with obligations. WeConservePA guide. 6 pages.

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Year: 2024

Author(s): Justin Hollinger, Esq. and Andrew M. Loza

Organization/Source: WeConservePA (formerly Pennsylvania Land Trust Association)

Topic tags: Conservation Easement Co-Holders & Beneficiaries, Doing Deals, and Print Editions of WeConservePA Guides

Related guides: Co-Holding Conservation Easements , Conservation Easement, Conservation Easements, The Nature of the Conservation Easement and the Document Granting It, and Who Has Standing?

This guide draws substantially from the out-of-print 2013 WeConservePA guide "Holders, Beneficiaries, and Backup Grantees," authored by Patricia L. Pregmon, Esq., and Loza.