Unit 2: Real Property and the Law Flashcards

1
Q

Real estate is defined as land ______ that are attached to the land

A

appurtenances

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2
Q

_____ include improvements, rights, interest, fixtures, and privileges. They are attached to and transfer or run with the land

A

Appurtenances

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3
Q

True/false real estate is immovable

A

true

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4
Q

when a property is sold, the land and all appetences automatically transfer to the new owner, via a ____

A

deed

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5
Q

land rights include surface rights, _____ rights, and _____ rights

A

subsurface, air

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6
Q

3 forms of rights

A

land rights, ownership rights, government rights

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7
Q

ownership rights, such as the right of an owner to ____, ____, and control the property

A

possess, transfer

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8
Q

______ right include land use controls, taxation, eminent domain, and escheat

A

government

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9
Q

____ ___: rights extend as high as can be legally used. Government controls air space above

A

air rights

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10
Q

___ rights: right of water use

A

water

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11
Q

_____: land abutting flowing water

A

riparian (R = river) (abutting means next to or within the same boundary)

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12
Q

_____ : land abutting standing water

A

Littoral (L = lake)

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13
Q

water rights automatically include the right of waterfront access to the water source. (true or false)

A

false - they do not automatically include the right of waterfront access to the water source. irrigation channels and ditches distribute water from the source

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14
Q

An off-waterfront owner of a water right does/does not have the right to cross another’s property to access the water source. They could/couldn’t obtain the right to access from the waterfront owner via an easement

A

does not, could

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15
Q

gradual addition to land through natural causes

A

accretion

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16
Q

gradual wearing away of the land by natural forces

A

erosion

17
Q

sudden loss of land by an act of nature

A

avulsion

18
Q

the property line (is/is not) generally maintained if the land is no longer there

A

is

19
Q

in states where water is scarce, ownership and use of water are /are not determined by the doctrine of prior appropriation. The right to use water is controlled by the state rather than by the landowner adjacent to the water

A

are

20
Q

landowner must demonstrate a state agency the owner’s plans are beneficial use, such as crop irrigation. The priority of water rights is usually determined by the (oldest/newest) recorded permit date

A

oldest`

21
Q

____ are transferred when property is sold unless reserved by the seller, may be leased or sold separately from the land, and may be held by a third party

A

rights

22
Q

real estate is transferred by a _____

A

deed

23
Q

an item of property other than real estate

A

chattel (personal property)

24
Q

_____ property: is moveable, is not attached permanently to the land, and must be included in the purchase contract to transfer with the property

A

personal

25
Q

personal property is transferred by a ___ of ____

A

bill of sale

26
Q

an object that was once personal property that has been attached to an improvement so as to become real property

A

fixture

27
Q

true/false: land is never a fixture

A

true

28
Q

once a ___ (personal property) is attached, it becomes an appurtenance and is automatically transferred by the ____

A

fixture, deed

29
Q

personal property vs fixture: Intent is evidenced by the following (3)

A

attachment, adaption, agreement

30
Q

personal property vs fixture: attachment: 1. _____ of method, 2. ___-__ = fixture, 3. ___standing = personal property

A

permanence, built-in, free

31
Q

personal property vs fixture: ______ : 1. specific to individual property. Examples: house keys, garage door openers

A

adaption

32
Q

personal property vs fixture: _____: 1. the written contract is the final decision on what will be conveyed. 2. Fixtures must be excluded from the purchase contract if the seller is not going to convey

A

agreement

33
Q

____ and ____ _____ are exceptions for personal property

A

emblements, trade fixtures

34
Q

_____: annually cultivated crops. Belong to the party who planted them, unless otherwise agreed

A

emblements

35
Q

______ ______: owner or tenant-installed additions that are a necessary part of their trade or business

A

trade fixture

36
Q

Tenant may remove ___ ____ before lease termination. If not removed by lease termination, the ___ ____ belong to the landlord. sale of a business property does not automatically include these.

A

trade fixtures

37
Q

If ___ ___ or ____ are transferred, they will not be transferred via a deed, they will be transferred by a bill of sale

A

trade fixtures, emblements