The subject of this final paper is right of easement, and the aim of the paper is to explore and explain ways of acquiring the right of easement, to get acquainted with the types of easements and how to terminate the easement right. The first part of the paper deals with the term and the common principles of easment. An easement is a right in rem on someone else's thing on which ground the authorized person is allowed to use someone else's thing. One of the main principles of easment is that servitude must be useful, which means that it must have a reasonable purpose. The main purpose is to meet the authorized person's needs. Then, the easement must be exercised with care. The authorized person musn't expand his powers, but watch and save the thing. The types of easements are listed below. The easements are divided into real and personal easements. Real easements are eastments that serve a real estate intended for farming which are field eastements and domestic easements. Each of these types has subtypes as well. Personal easements appear as the right of usufruct, the right of use and the right to inhabitat. The third part covers the ways to obtain easements. The fundamental ways of obtaining easements are legal acts, judgements, administrative authority's decision and law. The protection of right of easement is further addressed. The authorized person of the easement has at his disposal the general means, which all the holders of rights in rem have, as well as a possessory action, an action on declaration and an action for recognition of the right of easment and endurance. At the end of the paper, the ways of termination of easement rights are explained, namely non-performance, termination, union, ruination of the thing, waiver, expiration and fulfillment of termination condition, termination of the authorized person, unburdening and protection of someone else's trust. The example of usufruct as a right of personal easment is also explained.