Right to Exclude Flashcards

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Public Trust Doctrine

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public areas government holds in trust, giving access and right to use to the public

Balancing test 4 factors
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4. usage of land

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Right of Access

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3
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Right of Use

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4
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Navagable airways

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5
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ad column doctrine

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a landlowner owns everything above and below the surface of the land

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6
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punitive damages

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7
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trespass

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physical interference with the ownership or possession of land

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8
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super adjacent air space

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airspace at altitide so close to the land thats its

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9
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what are limitations on right to exclude?

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social policy
free speech
public trust doctrine

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10
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what is an “easement”?

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11
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tresspass v nuisance?

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12
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common law of dedication

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appropriation of land for some public use, made by the fee owner and accepted by the public. A dedication is implied in fact when the period of public use is less than the period for prescription

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13
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private necessity

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when emergency caused someone to trespass on the land of another

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