Encumbrances And Restrictions Flashcards
Property owner Sam give Jack temporary permission to fish off his dad for one day. Jack’s privileges exist in the form of which of the following
License
Easement
Estate for years
Life estate
License
Compensation often follows a court action related to which of the following
Police power
Restrictive covenants
Zoning
Condemnation
Condemnation
The term appurtenances refers to
Automatic rights that are a natural consequence of owning property
The right to take products of the soil from the land of another
Permission to do a particular act or series of acts on the land of another without possession
The reversion oven intestate decedant’s property to the state
Automatic rights that are a natural consequence of owning property
Mechanics liens usually receive preferential treatment because of
The penalties assessed if they are not paid
The amount of the lien
The type of documentation required to record
Their special priority
Their special priority
Which of the following is not a specific Lein
Real property tax
Mechanics
Income tax
Mortgage
Income tax
Eminent domain is characterized by what limitations
The property owner must agree to the taking of the property
Property owners must be paid the fair market value for the property laws plus any investment dollars expended
The condemned property must be for the use and benefit of the general public
It can only be exercised in times of national emergency
The condoms property must be for the use and benefit of the general public
All of the following are encumbrances. Which one is not a lien as well
Mortgage
Attachment
Deed restriction
Property taxes
Deed restriction
A notice warning a prospective probably purchaser that a lawsuit as commencing that could result in any record of judgment that would create a lien against the property is a
Lis pendens
Judgment
Restrictive covenant
Attachment
List pendants
Land borders a river most likely would be governed by what type of water rights
Riparian
Remainder
Littoral
Reversion
Riparian
Mr. Bessler owns a piece of property that has a canal running through the back portion. He has ownership rights to the center of the canal according to which of the following
Easement appurtenant
Writ of attachment
Littoral rights
Riparian rights
Riparian rights
The gradual buildup of land in a watercourse overtime by deposits of silt sand and gravel is called
Littoral
Avulsion
Accession
Accretion
Accretion
