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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2
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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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3
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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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4
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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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5
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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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7
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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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9
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What is Severance

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Converting real property to personal property

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10
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What is Annexation

A

Converting personal property to real property

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11
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What is Personalty

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Personal property - important distinction is it is movable

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12
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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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13
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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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14
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What is Erosion

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Wearing away of land by natural forces (Losing land)

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15
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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

19
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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

20
Q

What are Water Rights

A

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

21
Q

What are 3 Rights associated with land

A

Surface, Sub-surface, and Air

22
Q

What is an Appurtenance

A

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
Q

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

A

Disposition, Exclusion, Enjoyment, Possession, Control

24
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What is an Improvement

A

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

25
Q

What is another name for Uniqueness

A

Non-homogeneity

26
Q

What are the 3 characteristics of land
IIU

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Immobility, Indescructibility, Uniqueness

27
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What is Real Property

A

Real Estate plus the Bundle of Rights

28
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What is Real Estate

A

Land plus permanent human-made additions, called improvements

29
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What is Land

A

Earth’s surface to center of Earth, the airspace, including trees and water

30
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What is the Doctrine of Prior Appropriation

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The right to use any water, with the exception of domestic use, is contolled by the state rather than land owner adjacent to water.