Property Flashcards

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BFP

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Purchaser or mortgage lender pay valuable consideration take w/o notice of prior instrument at time of conveyance

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2
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Race jurisdiction

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1st to record wins + “First”

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3
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Notice jurisdiction

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Subsequent BFP even without recording wins over prior grantee/mortgagee who has not yet recorded* + “Notice”

*Does not win against AP/Easements not yet recorded

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4
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Race Notice

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Subsequent BFP to record wins + “Notice+ “First”

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5
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If no race/notice/race notice jxn

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Good faith purchaser for value irrespective of statutes takes priority over pre-existing claims in which he had no notice

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Exploitation of natural resources by LT limited to PURGE

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Prior use of land for exploitation before grant
Necessary for repair or maintenance of land
Express/implied grant to exploit
Suitable only for exploitation

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Rule of convenience

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Class closes when at least one member of the class becomes entitled to distribution, per rule of convenience

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Shelley’s rule

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Modernly, if life estate in A with remainder to A’s heirs only, heirs get contingent remainder

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Doctrine of Worthier Title

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Remainder in grantor’s heirs (“to A for life, then O’s heirs”) is invalid and becomes reversion in grantor (O’s heirs get contingent remainder)

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10
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RAP

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An interest is valid only if it must vest or fail within 21 years after the death of any measuring life in being (someone who existed when the deed or will takes effect) at the creation of the interest

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Tenancy for years

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For fixed period. Terminates automatically. Created by express agreement (writing > 1 yr)

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Periodic tenancy

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Created by express or implied agreement (LL leases at monthly rent) or operation of law (T stays after lease expires). For fixed period that self-renews until notice equal to length of period, up to 6 months.

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13
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Tenancy at will

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No stated duration. Lasts until termination, death or transfer. Created by express agreement.

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14
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Tenancy at sufferance

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T occupies after lease expires. Terminates when LL evicts or holds T to another term.

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15
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Real covenant (if holder seeks damages)

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For burden to run:
Writing
Intent
Touch and concern
Horizontal and vertical
Notice

For benefit to run:
Writing
Intent
Vertical privity
Touch and concern

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Equitable servitude (if holder seeks injunction)

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For burden to run:
Writing
Intent
Touch and concern
Notice

For benefit to run:
Writing
Intent
Touch and Concern

17
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Exception to equitable servitude: implied reciprocal servitude

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Negative restrictions part of a common scheme or plan can be enforced even if not in deed, if some other deeds have it and there was notice

18
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Defenses to equitable servitude

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Changed neighborhood
Unclean hands
Acquiescence to violation
Estoppel
Laches: benefited party didn’t sue within reasonable time

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