 Negative easements are the same as restrictive covenants on land. Examples include riparian rights, lateral and subjacent support rights, and the right to be free from nuisances. However, most courts refuse to recognize a negative easement for light, air, and view, with one exception, malice. For example, in a case involving two Miami Beach hotels, the court allowed a proposed 14-story addition to one hotel that would block the sunlight on an adjoining hotel's beachfront and cabana.