Unit 2-A Encumbrances And Liens

Question 1

Adverse possession

Answer 1

A statutory method of acquiring title to or acquiring an interest in the property of another.

Question 2

Conservation easement

Answer 2

A legal agreement, whereby property, owner, voluntarily, and permanently permits the use of the land to protect its conservation value.

Question 3

Convenant

Answer 3

In agreement as in a legal contract

Question 4

Deed restriction

Answer 4

Private limitations on the use of property contained in the deed as a means of controlling the quality or character of a subdivision or specific piece of property

Question 5

Dominant parcel

Answer 5

The parcel that benefits from an easement appurtenant.

Question 6

Easement Appurtenant

Answer 6

The right acquired by the owner of one parcel of land to use the adjacent land of another for a specific purpose. There must be two tracts of land. They attacked is called the Serbian attack. That is a burden by the easement burden by the easement.

Question 7

Easement by necessity

Answer 7

An easement given to a landlocked owner by the court system to provide a way of ingress and egress for the landlocked land.

Question 8

Easement personal

Answer 8

A type of license where one party has permission to cross or use another’s property. This permission is not permanent and may be revoked.

Question 9

Easement and gross

Answer 9

The right or interest of a person to benefit from the use of the land holder of the easement is not required to own property adjacent to the serving parcel.

Question 10

Easements

Answer 10

The non-possessory right to use another’s property for a specific purpose. The property owner cannot interfere in the easement holder specific use.

Question 11

Encroachment

Answer 11

Is a physical trespass into someone else’s property either above below or on the surface.

Question 12

Encumbrance

Answer 12

Any claim lien or liability that caused the title to real property, but does not prevent its conveyance

Question 13

General lien

Answer 13

Eileen against all property of a debtor instead of a particular piece of property.

Question 14

Income tax lien

Answer 14

General lean placed by the internal revenue service for nonpayment of income taxes.

Question 15

Involuntary lien

Answer 15

Lin’s place by action of law against a property without the owners consent

Question 16

Judgment lien

Answer 16

court ordered liens

Question 17

Liens

Answer 17

A financial encumbrance

Question 18

Prescriptive easement

Answer 18

Gaining the right to use another property through adverse long-term use. In Arizona this requires 10 years of adverse use also called easement by prescription.

Question 19

Servient parcel

Answer 19

The parcel that is burdened by an easement appurtentant

Question 20

Specific lien

Answer 20

A Lien that attaches only to a particular piece of property

Question 21

View easement

Answer 21

A negative easement that allows a dominant tenement to prevent the subservient tenement from doing something on the land because it could affect the dominant land. Also called Easeman for light and air.

Question 22

Voluntary lien

Answer 22

A lien placed against property with the consent of the owner, such as a mortgage or deed of trust