Chapter 6 National Book Flashcards

1
Q

What is a title?

A

right of ownership to land, not an actual document

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2
Q

What is consideration?

A

usually in a form of payment, used to record in a deed

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3
Q

Which type of deed provides the most protection?

A

a general warranty deed

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4
Q

What is involuntary alienation?

A

transfer of a title by law

eminent domain, escheat etc

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5
Q

What is a covenant?

A

a promise

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6
Q

Every deed must be signed by..

A

the grantor

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7
Q

I hereby remise, release, alienate and convey…

A

special warranty

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8
Q

What is a devise?

A

a gift of real property by a will

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9
Q

What is adverse possession?

A

involuntary transfer, property taken from someone who hasn’t used it or fails to inspect it after many years

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10
Q

What is interstate?

A

someone who dies without a will

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11
Q

Eminent domain and escheat are examples of what

A

involuntary alienation

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12
Q

What is seisin?

A

the rights to convey(transfer) a property to someone else

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13
Q

What does ONCHA mean?

Whats it relate to?

A

adverse possession

open, notorious, continuous, hostile and adverse

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14
Q

Which deed provides the least amount of protection?

A

a quitclaim deed

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