CA · jury_instructions
CACI No. 3510
Value of Easement
The [name of condemnor] has taken the right to use a portion of [name of
property owner]’s land for a specific purpose. That right is called an
“easement.” After an easement has been taken, the property owner has
the right to use the land for any purpose that does not conflict with the
easement.
Y ou must determine the fair market value of the easement on [insert date
of valuation]. The fair market value of the easement is determined by
subtracting the fair market value of the land after the easement was
taken from the fair market value of the land before the easement was
taken.
New September 2003
Provenance
- Source
- courts.ca.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-20
- Edition
- caci-2023
- Content hash
a74fb4428e3bdab5e1b0d65e1340a61f2e038aa5ba1b0a89b171249e891d8695
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