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he Indian Easements Act 1882 by J. D. Jain is a comprehensive and updated commentary on the law of easements and licences in India. This edition provides an in-depth explanation of the statutory principles under Act No. 5 of 1882, along with exhaustive comments, judicial interpretations, and practical illustrations that make the subject easy to understand and apply.
Written for law students, judicial aspirants, practitioners, and property law professionals, the book covers every important aspect of easementary rights—such as rights of way, water, air, light, and customary rights—alongside the modes of their creation, enforcement, and extinguishment. With clear statutory analysis and a focus on real-world applicability, this book serves as an essential resource for academic learning as well as day-to-day legal practice.
Key Highlights
Thorough coverage of the Indian Easements Act, 1882 (Act No. 5 of 1882)
Exhaustive commentary on:
Nature, scope & classification of easements
Dominant and servient heritage
Creation & acquisition of easements
Easements of necessity & quasi-easements
Prescriptive, implied & customary easements
Rights relating to light, air, water & way
Transfer, suspension & extinguishment of easements
Nature & legal consequences of licences
Revocation, rights of licensee & liabilities
Updated with important Supreme Court and High Court rulings
Illustration-based explanations for conceptual clarity
Simple and precise language suitable for all levels of learners
Ideal for:
LL.B. & LL.M. students
Judicial Service Examinations
CLAT PG & law entrance exams
Property law practitioners & real estate professionals
A reliable reference for understanding immovable property rights and their legal enforcement
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