Unit 2 - Real Property and the Law Flashcards

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What is Accession

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Trade fixtures not removed become the real property of the landlord. AKA - Constructive Annexation

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What is a Trade Fixture

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Article owned by tenant, attached to rental space or building, and is used in conducting business. AKA - Chattel Fixture

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What are Legal test of fixture
MARIA

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Method of Annexation, Adaptability of item to land use, Relationship of Parties, Intention of placing item on land, Agreement of parties. *most important is Intention

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What is a fixture

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Personal property that has been so attached to land or a building that, by law, it becomes part of the real property

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What are emblements

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Annually cultivated crops (corn, beand, etc.)

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What is Fructus Industriales

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Plants or crops that requre annual cultivation (personal property)

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What is Fructus Naturales

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Plants that do not requre annual cultivating (trees/shrubs) on real estate

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What are chattels

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Items of personal property (chairs, tables, clothing, etc)

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What is Severance

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Converting real property to personal property

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What is Annexation

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Converting personal property to real property

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What is Personalty

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Personal property - important distinction is it is movable

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What are 4 economic characteristics of real estate
SIPA

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Scarcity, Improvements, Permanence of Investment, Area Preferance (Location *Most important)

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What is Avulsion

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Sudden removal of soil by act of nature (earthquake, mud slide)

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What is Erosion

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Wearing away of land by natural forces (Losing land)

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What is Accretion

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Increase in the land, resulting from deposit of soil by waters action

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16
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What is a flood plain

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Area of land surrounding a river that can potentially get wet

17
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What is flood water

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River floods over bank to flood plain

18
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What is Littoral Rights

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Rights granted along lake, sea, or ocean. Property goes to high water mark on edge of water

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What are Riparian Rights

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Rights granted along a river. Non-navigable is middle to water. Navigable is to waters edge

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What are Water Rights

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Common law or statutory rights held by owners of land adjacent to rivers, lakes, oceans

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What are 3 Rights associated with land

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Surface, Sub-surface, and Air

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What is an Appurtenance

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Right or priviliege associated with the property although not necessarily a part of it. (Person owns condo, but has access to pool, garage, etc)

23
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What are the Bundle of legal rights of ownership of real property. DEEPC

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Disposition, Exclusion, Enjoyment, Possession, Control

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What is an Improvement

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Artificial thing attached on or below ground, such as a building, fence, water line, and growing things a part of landscaping

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What is another name for Uniqueness
Non-homogeneity
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What are the 3 characteristics of land IIU
Immobility, Indescructibility, Uniqueness
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What is Real Property
Real Estate plus the Bundle of Rights
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What is Real Estate
Land plus permanent human-made additions, called improvements
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What is Land
Earth's surface to center of Earth, the airspace, including trees and water
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What is the Doctrine of Prior Appropriation
The right to use any water, with the exception of domestic use, is contolled by the state rather than land owner adjacent to water.