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Royse Chapter 2

Royse Chapter 2

  • homestead
    A statutory right that a family has in its residence is
  • fee simple estate
    A person who has complete control over a parcel of real estate is said to own a
  • Severalty
    Real Property owned by one person
  • A portion of W's building was inadvertently built on G's land. This is called an
    encroachment.
  • Many states determine the order of water rights according to which users of the water hold a recorded beneficial use permit. This allocation of water rights is determined by
    the doctrine of prior appropriation.
  • The purchase of a ticket for a professional sporting event gives the bearer an easement right to park his car
    a license to enter and claim a seat for the duration of the game
  • Which of the following has an indefinite duration?
    Freehold estate
  • the privilege to use another's land for a specific purpose. Because it has been given it can be rescinded
    License
  • If the owner of the dominant tenement becomes the owner of the servient and merges the two properties, a the easement becomes dormant
    the easement is terminated
  • A decedent left a will giving his neighbor the right to use a well on the decedent's land as long as the neighbor was alive. The neighbor's interest in the property is properly called a(n)
    life Estate
  • Homeowner G acquired the ownership of land that was deposited by a river running through her property by
    accretion.
  • A life estate conveys to the life tenant
    ownership for life.
  • J conveyed the ownership of the lot to the hospital "So long as it is used for medical purposes." After the completion of the gift, the hospital will own a
    fee simple determinable
  • The most all-inclusive type of real property ownership is a
    fee simple estate
  • The rights of the owner of property located along the banks of a river are called
    riparian rights
  • The local utility company dug up F's garden to install a natural gas line
    The easement was valid even though the owner did not know about it
  • Is a Dower Estate a leasehold estate?
    No is a Life Estate
  • What are the three types of Leasehold estates ?
    Estate at Years, Estate at Will and Estate at sufferance
  • Creditors suing a homeowner who has obtained a homestead exemption as provided by state law
    may request a court-ordered sale and have the proceeds in excess of the statutory exemption
  • What type of Ownership are Leasehold estates?
    Leases
  • A trust that is established after the death of the owner is called a
    testamentary trust
  • PITTS for Joint tenancy
    Possession, Interest, time title and survivorship
  • Compensation damages for Eminent Domain
    severance damages
  • Tenancy in common is:
    a mirror image - both can keep will sell
  • An investors personal assets could be liable for which corp?
    a general partnership
  • How many investors can be in a single s-corp
    Limit is 100
  • Tenancy in common rights -
    Each can keep, will sell, Mirror Image ( no "S"_ no survivorship)
  • Net lease
    periodic increases in rent and lessee pays for taxes and upkeep of property (generally commercial)
  • Planned Unit Development (PUD)
    Owners own unit and land, HOA mandatory and maintains commons, Dues
  • When would a lessee have a proprietary lease?
    In a co-op, gives lessee a right to occupy a unit