Sohal owns a home and has an easement over 20 feet of Lightfoot's land. Sohal sells to Carter. Based on this information:
A) Carter is the servient tenement
B) the easement is terminated
C) Lightfoot has a lien
D) Carter has an appurtenance

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When Sohal sells the property to Carter, the easement remains in place as an appurtenance to the property that he sold. Therefore, Carter becomes the owner of the dominant tenement (the property that benefits from the easement) while Lightfoot retains ownership of the servient tenement (the property that is burdened by the easement).

Sohal Owns a Home and Has an Easement Over 20