C1U5 Encumbrances Flashcards
A cloud on the title is:
a. not important
b. easily removed
c. no impediment to a property sale
d. a possible impediment to a property sale
d. a possible impediment to a property sale
A mechanic’s lien can be filed by:
a. a laborer
b. a tenant
c. an advertiser
d. a customer
a. a laborer
Which is NOT a mechanic?
a. An engineer
b. An architect
c. An apartment lessor
d. An equipment lessor
c. An apartment lessor
When required, preliminary notice of right to file a mechanic’s lien should be given:
a. 90 days after notice of completion
b. 60 days after notice of completion
c. within 10 days of the starting time
d. within 20 days of the starting time
d. within 20 days of the starting time
A notice of cessation is appropriate:
a. when the work has been stopped for 30 days
b. when an improvement is complete
c. at any time after the work is substantially finished
d. after work has stopped for a number of days
a. when the work has been stopped for 30 days
A notice of completion should FILED within:
a. 20 days after completion of the work improvement
b. 10 days after completion of the work improvement
c. 20 days after work stops
d. 10 days after supplies have been received
b. 10 days after completion of the work improvement
Generally, the action to enforce a mechanic’s lien claim must be filed within how many days after the lien is recorded?
a. 30 days
b. 60 days
c. 90 days
d. 120 days
c. 90 days
If unauthorized work is being done, a property owner can:
a. file a preliminary notice
b. file a notice of cessation
c. allow the job to be completed and then refuse to pay
d. file a notice of nonresponsibility
d. file a notice of nonresponsbility
Liens and judgments are:
a. encumbrances
b. encroachments
c. easements
d. void on the homestead property
a. encumbrances
The sheriff is directed to sell property by:
a. a writ of attachment
b. a writ of execution
c. a satisfaction
d. a release
b. a writ of execution
The right to use adjacent land to go to and from a roadway is:
a. an encroachment
b. an easement
c. a restriction
d. a condition
b. an easement
Betty’s property includes an easement of Al’s land. Al’s property is:
a. the dominant tenement
b. the servient tenement
c. the easement
d. the encroachment
b. the servient tenement
Betty’s property includes an easement over Al’s land. Betty’s property is:
a. the dominant tenement
b. the servient tenement
c. the easement
d. the encroachment
a. the dominant tenement
George does not own any land but has an easement over Al’s and Betty’s property to go down to the river. George has:
a. an easement by necessity
b. an easement by implication of law
c. an easement in gross
d. an encroachment
c. an easement in gross
Marilyn’s 40-acre tract, purchased from Alan, is landlocked, which means that she:
a. has to enter it by helicopter
b. has an easement in gross over any land she chooses
c. has an easement by implication of law over any land she chooses
d. can get an easement by necessity of Alan’s adjoining parcel
d. can get an easement by necessity of Alan’s adjoining parcel
