Ch. 3 Flashcards

1
Q

______ is ownership of any combination of the bundle of rights
to real property, including the rights to

A

Interest

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2
Q

is an owner’s interest in a property in
which two or more parties share ownership.

A

Undivided interest

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3
Q

If the interest-holder enjoys the right of possession, the party is considered to have an?

A

estate in the land

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4
Q

If a private interest-holder does not have the right to possess, the interest is an

A

encumbrance

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5
Q

If the interest-holder is not
private, such as a government entity, and does not have the right to possess, the interest is some form of _______

A

Public Interest

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6
Q

the duration of the owner’s rights cannot be determined:
the rights may endure for a lifetime, for less than a lifetime, or for generations
beyond the owner’s lifetime.

A

Freehold estate

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7
Q

is distinguished by its specific duration, as represented by
the lease term.

A

leasehold estate

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8
Q

Both leasehold and freehold estates are referred to as _________

A

Tenancies

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9
Q

The owner of
the freehold estate is the _________

A

freehold tenant

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10
Q

the renter, or lessee, is the _________

A

leasehold tenant

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11
Q

freehold estate is the highest form of ownership interest one can
acquire in real estate. It includes the complete bundle of rights, and the tenancy is
unlimited.

A

Fee Simple

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12
Q

is a perpetual estate that is
not conditioned by stipulated or restricted uses.

A

Fee Simple Absolute

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13
Q

is perpetual, provided the
usage conforms to stated conditions. Essential characteristics are. the property must be used for a certain purpose or under certain
conditions. if the use changes or if prohibited conditions are present, the
estate reverts to the previous grantor of the estate.

A

Fee Simple Defeasible

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14
Q

If the restrictions are violated, the estate automatically reverts to the grantor or
heirs.

A

Determinable

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15
Q

the previous owner
may repossess the property. However, reversion of the estate is not
automatic: the grantor must re-take physical possession within a certain
time frame.

A

Condition subsequent

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16
Q

The holder of a
life estate is called the _______

A

Life Tenant

17
Q

If a life estate names a third party to receive title to the property
upon termination of the life estate, the party enjoys a future interest?

18
Q

The holder of a remainder interest is
called a __________

A

remainderman

19
Q

If no remainder estate is established, the estate reverts to the
original owner or the owner’s heirs.

20
Q

During the life estate period, the owner enjoys all ownership rights, provided
he or she does not infringe on the rights of the remainder or reversion interest
holders, such as by damaging the property or jeopardizing its value.

A

Conventional
life estate

21
Q

Ends with the death of the life estate
owner and may pass back to the original owners or their heirs (reversion) or to a
named third party (remainder).

A

Ordinary life estate

22
Q

life estate endures over the lifetime of a third person, after which the property passes from the tenant holder to the original grantor (reversion) or a third party (remainderman).

A

Pur autre vie

23
Q

laws protect
family members against losing their homes to general creditors attempting to collect on debts.

24
Q

When the husband dies, the wife can make a claim to portions of the
decedent’s property.

25
When wife dies the husband acquires the property.
curtesy
26
is a leasehold estate for a definite period of time, with a beginning date and an ending date.
Estate for years
27
If a tenant with a leasehold estate for years remains in possession of the leased premises after lease expiration
holdover lease
28
the tenancy period automatically renews for an indefinite period of time, subject to timely payment of rent.
periodic tenancy
29
has no definite expiration date and hence no "renewal" cycle.
tenancy at will
30
a tenant occupies the premises without consent of the landlord or other legal agreement with the landlord.
Estate at sufferance