Themis Essay 5509 Flashcards

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A party to a contract who fails to perform an obligation is

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liable for breach of the contract.

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Promises contained in a contract for the sale of real property are

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merged with the deed, and are unenforceable after the conveyance of the property interest.

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A ______________ is the parties’ final agreement as to the real property being conveyed.

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deed

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Virginia narrowly interprets the doctrine of merger, limiting it to

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obligations in a real estate contract that relate to title or are addressed in the deed.

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A _______________ _______________________ is not a deed, but merely reflects the parties’ prior agreement by assigning dollar values to the terms in the contract.

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closing statement

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A ________________ _____________________ is not a deed, but is a document of lesser importance than either a deed or contract.

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closing statement

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_______________________ is the modification of a document that has legal effect by a court upon a party’s petition.

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Reformation

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Reformation of a writing for mistake is available if:

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(i) there was a prior agreement between the parties;
(ii) there was an agreement by the parties to put that prior agreement into writing; and
(iii) as a result of a mistake, there is a difference between the prior agreement and the writing.

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A party’s failure to notice a mistake will not

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preclude reformation of the instrument.

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To transfer ownership of real property, a grantor must at the time of transfer, intend to

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make a present transfer of a property interest to the grantee.

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A grantor’s present intent to transfer real property is manifested by

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delivery of the deed.

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Delivery of a deed may be completed by either:

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(i) physically handing; or
(ii) mailing it to the grantee or his agent.

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There is no requirement that a deed must be _________________ for ownership of the property to pass to the grantee.

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recorded

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