The Concept of Property Flashcards

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Abatement

A

a legal action to remove a nuisance

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Right of appropriation

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the legal right to take possession of and use for beneficial purposes water from streams or other bodies of water

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appurtenance

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an object, right or interest that is incidental to the land and goes with or pertains to the land

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base lines

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in the sections and townships method of land description California has three sets of base lines, which are east-west lines and meridians which are north-south

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5
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bill of sale

A

written document given by a seller to a purchaser of personal property

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6
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bundle of rights

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rights the law attribute to ownership of property

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7
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law of capture

A

the legal right of a landowner to all of the gas, oil, and steam produced from wells drilled directly underneath on his or her property, even if the gas, oil, or steam migrates from below a neighbors property

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commercial acre

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the buildable part of an acre that remains after subtracting the forfeiture of an interest in property

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condition subsequent

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a condition that, upon its occurrence, can result in the forfeiture of an interest in property

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covenant

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a contractual promise to do or not do certain acts, the remedy for breach thereof being either monetary damages or injunctive relief, not forfeiture

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11
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CC&R

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an abbreviation of “covenants, conditions, and restrictions often used to refer to restrictions recorded by a developer on an entire subdivision

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deed

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a document that when signed by the grantor and legally delivered to the grantee conveys title to real property

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13
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dominant tenenment

A

land that is benefited by an easement appurtenant

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14
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easement

A

right to use a portion of another property owners land for a specific purpose

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15
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easement appurtenant

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an easement that benefits, and is appurtenant to, anothers land

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16
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easement by necessity

A

land purchase has no access except over the land of someone other than from the person from whom the parcel was purchased

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17
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easement in gross

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an easement that benefits a legal person rather than other land

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18
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ejectment

A

a legal action to recover possession of real property from a person who is not legally entitled to possess it, such as to remove an encroachment or to evict a defaulting buyer

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19
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emblements

A

growing crops, that are produced seasonally through a tenants farmers labor and industry

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20
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encroachment

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a thing affixed under, on, or above the land of another without permission

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21
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encumber

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to place a lien or other encumbrance on property

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22
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encumbrance

A

right or interest held by someone other than the owner of the proper that affects or limits the ownership of the property, such as easements and liens

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fixture

A

an object originally personal property, that is attached to the land in such a manner as to be considered real property

24
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good faith improver

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a person who, because of a mistake of law or fact, makes an improvement to land in good faith and under erroneous belief that he or she is the owner of the land

25
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implied easement

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an easement arising by implication. when a purchase of mineral rights automatically acquires an implied right to enter the property to extract the minerals

26
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lateral support

A

the support that soil receives from the land adjacent to it

27
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Metes and bounds land description

A

a method of describing a parcel of land that uses physical features of the locale

28
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nuisance

A

anything that is indecent or offensive to the senses, or an obstruction to the free use of property

29
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point of beginning

A

the fixed starting point in the metes and bounds method

30
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profit a prendre

A

the right to enter anothers land for such a purpose as to drill for oil etc

31
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recorded map land description

A

propertys lot, block and tract number

32
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riparian rights

A

the rights of a landowner to use water from a stream or lake adjacent to his or her property within reason

33
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section

A

one square mile, containing 640 acres

34
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sections and township land description

A

a method of land description based on a grid system of north0south

35
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servient tenement

A

land that is burdened by an easement

36
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subjacent support

A

the support that soil receives from land beneath it

37
Q

township

A

six square miles, contain 36 sections

38
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trade fixtures

A

objects that a tenant attaches to real property for use in the tenants trade or business

39
Q

bundle of rights

A

right to possess, use, enjoy, encumber, sell, or exclude from others

40
Q

deed

A

transfer of real property

41
Q

bill of sale

A

in excess of $500 and in writing

42
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domicille

A

owners permanent residents

43
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littoral rights

A

landowner to reasonable use of water from lakes, seas, or oceans Non flowing water

44
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encumbered by an easement

A

servient tenement

45
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express grant

A

the owner of the servient tenement expreslly grants someone else the rights to use the servient land for some purpose

46
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express reservation

A

the owner of the servient tenement expressly reserves the right to use a portion of the servient tenement

47
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tests of a fixture

A

method of attachment, adaptability of the attached item, relationship of the parties, intent of the person attaching the item (most significant)

48
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subdivision

A

land parcel of land is divided into smaller parcels

49
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Alloidal

A

modern form of ownership

50
Q

statutory lien

A

one that arises out of specific law

51
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judgement lien

A

judgment lien, however, is a decision directed by the courts and can apply to whatever assets it deems appropriate.

52
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covenant of seisin

A

gives owners the right to sell or transfer property at will.

53
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recording of a deed

A

Gives constructive notice of the ownership of real property

54
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primary purpose of a deed is to

A

Transfer title rights