Legal Aspects of Real Estate: Q4/Chp 7-9 Flashcards

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1) An instrument conveying a possessory interest in real estate which allows the tenant to exclusively occupy the premises in exchange for rent is called a:
a. license.
b. lease.
c. servient tenement.
d. grant.

A

b. lease.

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2) When an individual makes substantial expenditures to improve their use of another person’s property in reliance on the oral consent of the property owner, the license becomes:
a. irrevocable.
b. revocable.
c. invalid.
d. unenforceable.

A

a. irrevocable.

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3) __________ refer to a landowner’s incidental property right to withdraw water from an adjacent river for beneficial use on their riparian land.
a. Appropriation rights
b. Prescriptive rights
c. Riparian rights
d. Overlying rights

A

c. Riparian rights

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The right to use riparian water is a(n) __________ and incidental right attached to the ownership of real estate.

a. appurtenant
b. unreasonable
c. percolatory
d. correlative

A

a. appurtenant

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5) Similar to appropriation rights, prescriptive rights may be lost by abandonment after __________ years.
a. two
b. three
c. four
d. five

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d. five

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6) An agreed boundary, which remains in place for more than __________ years, is binding on subsequent owners even if the recorded legal description is different.
a. two
b. three
c. four
d. five

A

d. five

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7) Written or oral agreements on a boundary’s location are called __________ since they are not implied.
a. implied agreements
b. express agreements
c. uncertain agreements
d. probable agreements

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b. express agreements

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8) The agreed-boundary doctrine can be used to:
a. convey property.
b. establish an agreed-to boundary when the true boundary line is uncertain.
c. steal property.
d. All of the above.

A

b. establish an agreed-to boundary when the true boundary line is uncertain.

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9) An owner who plans to construct, replace or maintain a boundary fence needs to provide a __________ written notice to the affected adjoining property owners.
a. 3-day
b. 1-year
c. 30-day
d. 24-hour

A

c. 30-day

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10) Shrubbery or trees whose trunks stand partly on the land of two adjacent property owners are called:
a. line trees.
b. common boundary trees.
c. appurtenances.
d. Both a. and b.

A

d. Both a. and b.

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