Interests in land "run with the land." This means that:
A)All interests in land give the owner of that interest the right to exclusive possession
B)The interest in land is tied to the property itself and is therefore binding on subsequent owners of the land
C)The fee simple and life estate are types of freehold estates
D)A leasehold estate is a type of freehold estate
E)Contracts for interests in land are governed by the privity of contract rule (i.e., the contract affects only the parties to the contract)

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Interests in land that are said to "run with the land" are binding on subsequent owners of the land, meaning they cannot be avoided by future owners. This includes easements, covenants, and other types of encumbrances on the property. Choices A, C, D, and E are not relevant to the concept of interests in land running with the land.

Interests in Land "Run with the Land