Ownership Flashcards

1
Q

The right to possess, use, encumber, dispose of and to exclude best define
A Refrain from use
B Acquired by escheat
C A bundle of rights
D Adverse possession ownership

A

A bundle of rights

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2
Q

Legally, property is defined as:
A Involuntary transfers
B Only things on the property
C Personal transfers
D Rights or interest a person has in a thing owned

A

Rights or interest a person has in a thing owned

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3
Q

Which of the following has an estate in real property:
A Lenders
B Mortgagee
C Beneficiary
D Life Tenant (Life estate)

A

Life tenant (life estate)

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4
Q

When comparing condominiums and rented apartments:
A Each will receive a separate tax bill.
B The occupier has a fee estate
C The person who occupies each unit would have an estate in real property
D None of the above

A

The property who occupies each unit would have an estate in real property

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5
Q

Ownership rights and interest in real esate are represented by:
A Absolute conveyances or agreements
B Liens or charges on land
C Estates or fees
D All of the above

A

Estates or fees

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6
Q

Which of the following best describes real property:
A An estate
B Land, appurtenances and fixtures
C Property which is not personal
D All of the above

A

Land appurtenance and fixtures

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7
Q

When comparing real property to personal property, real property is:
A Immovable by law
B Movable
C Personal exclusively
D Transferable by a bill of sale

A

Immovable by law

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8
Q

Which of the following is considered real property:
A Land and buildings
B Artificial items which are immovable by law
C Easements that convey rights of-way over adjoining land
D All of the above

A

All of the above

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9
Q

Which of the following would be considered real property
A maturing grape crop under a sales contract
B Trade fixtures
C A built in refrigerator in a mobile home that is not attach to the foundatic
D A bearing wall in a single family house

A

Trade fixtures

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10
Q

Which of the following is real property:
A Stock in a mutual water company
B A trust deed
C A mortgage
D None of the above

A

Stock in a mutual water company

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11
Q

Unless otherwise specified, the rights to mineral rights are:
A Never transferred
B Automatically transferred
C Leased only
D Sold separately

A

Automatically transferred

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12
Q

Which of the following may be attached to the land:
A Trees
B Buildings
C Water rights
D All of the above

A

All of the above

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13
Q

Broker Fisher listed the mobile home. If Fisher wants to sell Burgs mobile home the mobile home must:
A Must have a DMV license
B Must have a dealers license
C The mobile home must be registered and attached to a permanent foundation
D None of the above

A

The mobile home must be registered and attached to a permanent foundation

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14
Q

Which of the following can be appurtenant to land:
A Stock in a mutual water company
B Attachments
C Easement in gross
D All of the above

A

Stock in a mutual water company

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15
Q

Which of the following runs (appurtenant) with the land:
A Stock in a mutual water company
B Easement
C Covenants
D All of the above

A

All of the above

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16
Q

Riparian rights refers to owners that borders:
A River/streams/watercourse
B Arms of a bay/seas/ocean
C Subterranean cavities/lake/underground cavities
D All of the above

A

Rivers/streams/watercourse

17
Q

The land of a riparian owner borders on:
A Ocean
B Lake
C Seashore
D Watercourse

A

Watercourses

18
Q

When an owner acquires land with riparian rights appurtenant thereto, such rights:
[A] Give the purchaser absolute ownership of adjacent waters
B Must be expressed in the deed
C May be determined accurately from an examination of public records
D Are only available to land adjacent to moving water, a stream or brook
within in the watershed

A

Are only available to land adjacent to moving water, a stream or brook
within in the watershed

19
Q

Which of the following is riparian and littoral:
A Ocean
B River
C Bodies of water
D Avulsion

A

Bodies of water

20
Q

Which of the following is littoral:
A River and water stream
B Canal and waterfall
C Ocean and water brook
D Ocean and dam

A

Ocean and dam

21
Q

When the state has given permission to a non-riparian owner of a farm nearby lake, the owner has received this right by:
A Appropriation
B Water table
C Percolation Appropriation
D Inverse condemnation

A

Appropriation

22
Q

The document used to transfer title to a mobile home is:
A A vehicle certificate of registration
B A bill of sale
С A deed
D A compliance agreement

A

A bill of sale

23
Q

John conveyed his ranch to Bob using a land contract.
The ranch was serviced by a mutual water company, nd Jolin was a stockholder in the company. the stock which John owned was appurtenant to the land.
Does Bob have to enter into a separate contract for the stock of the
mutual water company:
A Yes, since stock is always personal property and therefore not included in land contracts
B No, because land in California cannot be sold without water rights
C Yes, because real property is not always accompanied by water rights
D No, because the stock was appurtenant to the land and therefore part of the real property and part of the land contract

A

No, because the stock was appurtenant to the land and therefore part of the real property and part of the land contract

24
Q

Which of the following is not a test for a fixture:
A The intention of the parties
B The method of attachment
C The agreement of the parties
D The time of attachment

A

The time of attachment

25
Q

All of the following acts are grounds for discipline by the Real Estate C against a real estate salesperson’s license, except:
A Failing to provide for the delivery of a properly-endorsed certificate of own from the seller to the buyer
B Advertising a used mobile home for sale as “new”
C Submitting a check to the Department of Housing and Community Develop in connection with the title transfer if the check is thereafter refused payment by the bank
D Selling, as agent, a mobile home which is greater than 8 feet in width and 40 feet in length

A

Selling, as agent, a mobile home which is greater than 8 feet in width and 40 feet in length

26
Q

In the law a fixture is defined as:
A Something incorporated into the land
B Something referred to by actions but not referred to in the sales contract
C Something that is made part of a chattel real
D Something used in an extraordinary way with the land

A

Something incorporated into the land

27
Q

Property is:
A An estate
B A fixture
C Land
D Personal if it is other than real

A

Personal if it is other than real

28
Q

Items of personal property which have become attached to real property and are, thus, considered real property are:
A Fixtures
B Attachments
C Inclusions
D New

A

Fixtures

29
Q

The right to use, possess, enjoy, transfer, and dispose of a thing to the exclus of all others most accurately describes:
A An estate
B Real estate
C Ownership
D Equity

A

Ownership

30
Q

In which of the following ways does real property differ from personal property:
A In the method conveyed
B is immovable by law
C in the type of loan instrument
D in the acquisition and transfer of title

A

It is immovable by law

31
Q

An owner that has riparian rights, it means he has rights relating to the use and ownership of water from which of the following sources:
A The bay
B Underground cavities
C Rivers, streams, and watercourses
D Allof the above.

A

Rivers, streams, and watercourses