Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Deed

A

Mean legal documents

Common law

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2
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Land title act has

A

Abolished the common-law doctrine in BC

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3
Q

Three requirements for the BC tour system of registration

A

Must be a good faith purchaser

Must have paid fair market value for the house

Must have registered the title and land title office

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4
Q

Indefeasibility principle

A

Guarantees a fee simple purchaser in good faith is not required to investigate how the owner got his title and protect by the land title and is protected by our land title system

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5
Q

Which of the following is an accurate statement about the principle of Indefeasibility

A

The principal of Indefeasibility operates on the basis at the register owner on the title conclusive evidence of the person entitled to the fee simple estate

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6
Q

Commercial lease

A

Lease were tenants have lived for three years or less

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7
Q

Which of the following is not an exception to the principle of the Indefeasible under the BC Torrens system of the land registration

A

Registered MORTGAGE where the register mortgagee affects registration by fraud

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8
Q

Abolition of notice

A

Does not protect producer who participated in fraud

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9
Q

Which of the following statements about the common-law doctrine of notices faults

A

The doctrine is the basis of the BC Torrens system.

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10
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The abolished of the doctrine of noticed by land title act to the subject exception of

A

Fraud

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11
Q

Assurance Principle

A

Lost in land
Cannot recovered
Result of the principal of Indefeasibility (if land title act had not been passed)

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12
Q

Certificate of pending litigation (CPL)

A

A notice of a pending court action registered against the title preventing dealing with respect to the property

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13
Q

Builders liens

A

45 days to file lien

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14
Q

Protection from builders lien

A

Whole bag is 10% of the price you have to have to pay until 55 days after the project has completed.

Individuals purchasing straw lot from us from the owner developer hold back 7% of the gross purchase of 55%

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15
Q

Form A

A

Is a fee simple title

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16
Q

Which of the following document is used to transfer a fee simple title in the land title office from the seller to the buyer

A

Form A freehold transfer

Or Property taxes

17
Q

Title Insurance

A

Title insurance has become common in British Columbia even though BC is a Torren jurisdiction

18
Q

Which of the following is false for respect to title insurance in BC

A

Title insurance has no importance in BC due to the Indefeasibility principle

19
Q

Which of the following is true with respect to title insurance in BC

A
  1. Tends to cost less than a survey of a property.
  2. May be required by a lender as a condition of approving a mortgage application.
  3. Can provide coverage for many aspects of the land that do not involve the Torren system
20
Q

The deckle is not equivalent to certificate of title

A

But it’s a proof of registration under the manufactured home act

21
Q

Transport permit

A

Register
Only valid 30 days
Pay the taxes.

22
Q

Which the fire Station is regarding a manufactured home registration is faults

A

If an owner discovers that his or her manufactured home is not registered he or she must register the home within 30 days of discovery