Civil Code (Cap. 16), article 400

400. (1) An easement is a right established for the advantage of a tenement over another tenement belonging to another person, for the purpose of making use of such other tenement or of restraining the owner from the free use thereof. (2) The tenement subjected to the easement is called the servient tenement; and the tenement in favour of which the easement is created is called the dominant tenement. How easements are created.