Ch41 Resources Flashcards

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1
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Addition to land by gradual water deposits

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Accretion

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Acquiring title to land by occupying it for fixed period

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Adverse Possession

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3
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One’s apparent title

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Color of Title

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4
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Property acquired during marriage owned separately and equally by both spouses

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Community Property

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5
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An interest in land for nonexclusive or intermittent use

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Easement

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6
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Interest in property

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Estate

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7
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Largest, most complete right in property

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Fee Simple Estate

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Personal property so securely attached to real estate that it becomes part of the real estate.

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Fixture

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Multiple ownership in which, at death of one, that share passes to remaining owners

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Joint Tenancy

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10
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Right to do certain acts on land

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License

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11
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Estate for duration of a person’s life

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Life Estate

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12
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Person owning property for a lifetime

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Life Tenant

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13
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Suit to divide joint tenancy

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Partition

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14
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Land and permanent attachments to land

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Real Property

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15
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Interest in life estate that goes to someone other than grantor on death of life tenant

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Remainder

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16
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Interest of grantor in life estate that returns to grantor on death of life tenant

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Reversion

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17
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Automatic ownership of property by survivors

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Right of Survivorship

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18
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Co–ownership by husband and wife with right of survivorship

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Tenancy by the Entirety

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19
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Multiple ownership in which, at death, one owner’s share passes as will directs or to heirs.

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Tenancy in Common

20
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  1. In the legal sense, vegetation is considered real property only.
A

False

21
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  1. In most states where navigable rivers form the boundary, the owner of the adjoining land owns the land only to the low-water mark.
A

True

22
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  1. All perennials growing on land are a part of the land until they are removed.
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True

23
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  1. Co-ownership by husband and wife with rights of survivorship is called tenancy by the union.
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False

24
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  1. Community property is property acquired during a marriage that is owned separately and equally by both spouses.
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True

25
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  1. All states operate under community property laws.
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False

26
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  1. If a nonnavigable river flows through property, a person who owns the property owns the riverbed but not the water that flows over the bed.
A

True

27
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  1. When more than one person owns land, each person has the right to use and possess it.
A

True

28
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  1. A ________ is multiple ownership in which, at death, one owner’s share passes as a will directs or to the heirs.
A

tenancy in common

29
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  1. Automatic ownership of property by survivors is called ________.
A

right of survivorship

30
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  1. Interest of a grantor in a life estate that returns to the grantor upon the death of a life tenant is ________.
A

reversion

31
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  1. Acquiring title to land by occupying it for a fixed period of time is called ________.
A

adverse possession

32
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  1. Addition to land as a result of gradual water deposits is an ________.
A

accretion

33
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CROSSWORD: This occurs when two or more people own property such that, at death, one owner’s share passes as a will directs or to their heirs.

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Tenancy in Common

34
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CROSSWORD: Sometimes refrigerators are considered this in apartment rentals.

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Fixtures

35
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CROSSWORD: This is the nature and extent of interest that a person has in real or personal property.

A

Estate

36
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CROSSWORD: Under tenancy by the entirety, if a spouse dies the property converts to the surviving spouse and the creditor cannot have a claim against the property unless the creditor has _______ spouses.

A

Both

37
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CROSSWORD: The original owner may no longer object to a trespass and the title to real property by occupying the land owned by another for a period fixed by statute.

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Adverse Possession

38
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CROSSWORD: This consists of land and all the permanent attachments to the land.

A

Real Property

39
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CROSSWORD: The addition to land as a result of the gradual deposit by water of solids.

A

Accretion

40
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CROSSWORD: The courts ruled in this court case that the strip of land was acquired by adverse possession.

A

Butzkiewiczvdi Franco

41
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CROSSWORD: This is when interest of grantor in life estate that returns to the grantor on the death of tenant.

A

Reversion

42
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CROSSWORD: This many states recognize a form of ownership called community property. (Spell out the number)

A

Nine

43
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CROSSWORD: These three words pertain to the idea that the owner has the right to possess he property forever.

A

Fee Simple Estate

44
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CROSSWORD: Interest in life estate that goes to someone other than the grantor on death of life tenant.

A

Remainder

45
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CROSSWORD: A joint tenancy can be destroyed by one joint tenant for a division of the property called a suit for ______________.

A

Partition

46
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CROSSWORD: The right-of-way across another’s land is called an ___________.

A

Easement

47
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CROSSWORD: This is the automatic ownership of property by survivors.

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Right of Survivorship