Property II General Flashcards
1
Q
In order to enforce a real covenant need:
A
- Statute of Frauds
- Intent to Run with the Land
- Privity of Estate
- Touch and concern
- Notice
2
Q
Title is unmarketable if:
A
“free from reasonable doubt, but not every doubt”
- The seller does not own the title they purport to be selling,
or - It is subject to any liens, easements, or other encumbrances. (unless specified?)
3
Q
Three remedies to a buyer seeking breach of a land transfer contract
A
- Specific performance
- Monetary damages
- Rescission and restitution
4
Q
Monetary damages to buyer in a seller’s breach
A
- Loss of bargain damages (contract price vs fair market value)
- Incidental damages (out of pocket expenses)
- Consequential damages (special, foreseeable losses from the breach of contract)
5
Q
Loss of bargain damages (seller’s breach monetary damages)
A
Difference between contract price and fair market value at the time of breach.
6
Q
To get specific performance buyer must show:
A
- Terms of the contract were reasonably uncertain
- They have performed or are ready to perform
- The remedy at law is inadequate