The permanent right to use another's land for the benefit of a neighboring parcel is known as:

The correct word for the blank space is: An Appurtenant Easement.

Explanation:

An appurtenant easement is a type of easement that allows individuals access to a piece of land without the explicit consent of the owner of the property. There are two characters in this scenario: the dominant tenement (individuals who benefit from the easement) and the servant tenement (individuals who provide the parcel of land). Landlocked properties that allow private and public access are examples of appurtenant easements.

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