27/08/2026
⚖️ ALCO Legal Dictionary | In Practice
A notarial deed of servitude creates a registered right over immovable property in favour of another person or property. Common examples include rights of way, pipeline servitudes and restrictions relating to the use of a property.
In practice, servitudes can have an important impact on how a property may be used, developed or accessed. Understanding these rights before buying or developing a property can help prevent unexpected restrictions or disputes.