Introduction Flashcards

1
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Bailee

A

Person to whom goods are delivered to for a purpose, but ownership is not transferred

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2
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What is property?

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Interest with all of the word. Can be tangible or intangible, and anyone who interferes with property is liable.

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3
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How is property law enforced?

A

Through tort law

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4
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What is realty?

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Real property, historically subject to a real action restoring the thing to the owner

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5
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What are corporeal hereditaments?

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Real property that is physically inheritable

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6
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What are incorporeal hereditaments?

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Real property rights arising from land, but not the land itself (includes easements and profit a prendre)

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7
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What are easements?

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contracts between parties that goes beyond privity of contract and binds anyone who succeeds to the property

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8
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Profit a prendre

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Right to take profit from the land

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9
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What is personalty?

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Chattels real (lease) or chattels personal (fungible goods, choses in action - abstract)

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