What type of property is protected from prescriptive easements in Hawaii?

In Hawaii, land court property is distinct in terms of property rights and protections, which include protection from prescriptive easements. A prescriptive easement is a right to use another person's property that is established through continuous and open use over time. However, land court properties are subject to specific legal recognition and recording, which helps to clarify boundaries and property rights, making it challenging for someone to establish a prescriptive easement against them.

This legal framework is designed to maintain the integrity of property ownership and prevents potential disputes regarding property uses that could arise from prescriptive easements. Other types of properties, such as residential, commercial, and estate properties, do not share the same level of legal protection against these easements and can be subject to them if the requisite conditions are met.