Section 1 Chapter 1 Flashcards
Bundle of Rights
Can transfer separately or all together
Real Property
Surface rights (plants) Air rights (to infinity) Subsurface rights (to the earths core) Improvements (things you add)
Fixtures
started as personal property now real property
what makes a fixture
method of attachment
adaptability
agreement
relationship of the parties
Fructus Naturales
things that grow naturally consistently not annuals
Riparian rights
river or stream (flowing water) property generally extands to middle of water way
Littoral rights
Lake or ocean rounded body of water property generally extends to median high tide level
Prior appropriation
whom ever go there first gets dibs to the water
Appurtenances
something that goes with the land but is not nesessarily part of it (ex. lake access)
easements
rights to cross another’s land
ingress
going in
egress
going out
physical characteristics of land
immobility
indestructibility
non homogenic
Economic characteristics of land
scarcity
situs (location)
permanency
assemblage
plottage
when you combine lots to increase monetary value