Assignment 1 Flashcards

1
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Definintion of Propety

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“a state created legally enforceable interest”

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2
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Purpose of managed/regulated capitalism in 21st century

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need gov to protect rights from others, support private markets, regulate interferences with others rights, and the eminent domain power

(gov has right to take property for public use + duty to give fair market value for purchase)

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3
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3 Basic characteristics of ownership

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o Right of exclusive possession
o Right of exclusive use
o Right of transferability / alienability

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4
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7 Ways to Acquisition Property

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  1. Gift
  2. Inheritance
  3. Purchase/exchange
  4. Government grant
  5. Find it
  6. Steal it
  7. Operation of law
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5
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  • Inheritance: Testate v. Intestate
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Testate success - inherit by will

Intestate success - inherit with no will, based on state’s law

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6
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Types of Property

Real Property v. Personal Property

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Real Property: land, fixtures, natural things on/under the land

Personal property: not real property, everything else! Tangible and intangible objects, including money

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7
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Fixtures

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Real property that is not readily removable - more or les fixed to to the real property

Things on and under the land

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8
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• Property can be transmuted to other type of property

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  • Affix = personal → real
  • Severance = real → personal
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9
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Greatest interest leag system recognizes in REAL property

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Fee Simple. One stick

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10
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Greatest interest legal system recognizes in PERSONAL property

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True ownership. All of the sticks.

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11
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Utilitarianism/Consequentialist Thoery

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Maximize well-being of the greatest majority
• Choose rules based on the consequences they produce

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12
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• Labor theory (Locke)

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o When you take something that is natural and work on it, add to it, it becomes your own

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13
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• Natural law theory (Rousseau)

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o Considerations of fairness, justice, and basic values that should characterize a free society

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14
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• Social Contract Theory

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o Legal rules structure the contours of social relationships
o Give people a safe environment to live

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15
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• Efficiency Theory

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o Promote efficiency by productive activity, and granting security to those who invest in economic projects

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16
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• Distributive Justice: Fair distribution

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o Takings Clause: Key question is whether regulation forces some people to bear public burden in which, all fairness and justice, should be borne by the public as a whole

17
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  • Income disparity in America

o Top 1% of households: (? %) of all income

o Top 50% of households: (? %) of all income

o Bottom 50% of households: (? %) of all income

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Top 1% of households: 21.2% of all income

Top 50% of households: 87.2% of all income

Bottom 50% of households: 12.8% of all income

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