Easements can be either exclusive or nonexclusive.
Within Hinduism, such affiliations tend to be rather loose, nonexclusive, and nebulous.
Today, for the most part, such individuals and groups combine identities, feeling that they belong to both home and host countries and that they can mix both easily in their daily life in a nonexclusive and productive manner.
Typically, driveway easements are nonexclusive, allowing use by both the dominant and the servient owners.
Pipeline easements are typically exclusive, in that the servient owner has no right to use the pipeline, but may also be nonexclusive, in that the servient owner retains the right to grant easements to others to run pipelines in the same area.
If the easement is nonexclusive, the servient owner may grant similar use rights to others and make any other use of the property subject to the easement, so long as there is no unreasonable interference with the use rights authorized by the easement.
The company approached a range of reference publishers before signing a nonexclusive contract with Funk & Wagnalls to use their 29-volume New Encyclopedia in establishing a database in 1989.
Easements for underground pipelines and overhead transmission lines are typically nonexclusive, in that the servient owner retains the right to make uses of the surface that do not interfere with reasonable use of the pipelines and transmission lines.
It should be nonexclusive and random, with the free and even gloriously amateurish quality of the activities of the fictional band in the book.
Barbara Stanwyck, at various stages in her career, had nonexclusive contracts with three studios.
The artist's often stated ideal, a "nonexclusive audience," was making the place its own.
