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<h1>Licence under Indian Easements Act 1882 permits specific acts on property without creating proprietary rights</h1> Under the Indian Easements Act 1882, a licence is defined as a right granted by one person to another or a definite number of persons to perform acts on immoveable property that would otherwise be unlawful. This right must not constitute an easement or create any interest in the property itself. The licence merely permits specific actions on the grantor's property without transferring any proprietary rights. This legal concept distinguishes licences from other property rights by emphasizing their limited scope and non-proprietary nature.