Unit 7 Flashcards

1
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Govenmental Powers

A

individual ownership rights limited for welfare of the community

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2
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Police Power

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States authority passed to municipalities thru legislation called enabling acts

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3
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Eminent Domain

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Right of government to acquire private real estate for public use.

Condemnation is process by which they exercise that right. Just compensation must be paid to owner

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4
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Quick Take in Illinois

A

summary proceeding in which plaintiff obtains immediate fee simple title, including possession and use

ex. highways, sanitary district remove obstructions from river, airports take land

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5
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Taxation

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Charge on real estate to meet public needs of government

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6
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Escheat (revert)

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State acquires private real or personal property when owner dies and leaves no heirs. in IL property escheats to the county where located

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7
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Land Estates

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defines degree of an owners interest in real property

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8
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Freehold estates

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last for a lifetime or forever. Fee simple, defeasible fee and life estates. Fee Simply and Defeasible continue forever and can be passed on to owners heirs

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9
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Life Estate

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Based on lifetime of that person and ends when they die

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10
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Life Tenant

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Entitles rights of ownership but they can’t injure (WASTE) property

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11
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Leasehold Estate

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last for fixed period of time

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12
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Fee Simple Estate

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last forever and pass to heirs or as stated in will. 2 kinds:

absolute - absolute ownership only limited by certain public and private restrictions ie. zoning

defeasible - subject to occurrence or nonoccurrence of a specified event

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13
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Condition Subsequent

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Give land to hs, no alcohol use, if violated go to court and get rights back

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14
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Fee simple Determinable

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a defeasible the may be inherited determined by special limitation ex. as long as…gets back without going to court. IL Max is 40 years

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15
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Conventional Life Estate

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Created by deed or will and conveyed to life tenant

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16
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Pur autre vie

A

life tenants “ownership” based on death of another person

17
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Remainder

A

creator names remainderman

18
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Reversion

A

creator recaptures ownership

19
Q

Legal life estate

A

life estate established by state law. NOT in IL Dower and Curtesy

20
Q

Homestead in IL

A

legal life estate in real estate occupied as family home. in IL, homestead value 15000 single, 30000 married

21
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Easements

A

right to use land of another for particular purpose

22
Q

Appurtenant Easement

A

use of neighbors land ex beach access

23
Q

Easement by necessity

A

no other access to street or public way

24
Q

Easement by prescription

A

continued use for 20 years - can be tacked (used by different parties thru purchase,)

25
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What terminates an easement:

A
  • no need
  • owner gets ownership of both properties
  • release
  • abandonment
  • non-use of prescriptive easement
  • adverse possession
  • destruction
  • lawsuit
  • property conversion
26
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Encumbrance

A

Restrictions, easements, licenses, encroachment

27
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Liens

A

Charges against property that provides security for debt

28
Q

Deed Restrictions

A

private agreement that effect land use. Run with land. Ex. Covenants in subdivision

29
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License

A

personal privilege to enter land of another for specific purpose

30
Q

Encroachment

A

all or part of structure illegally extends

31
Q

Nature and Water

A

riparian - flowing water
littoral - lakes, oceans
these are attached to land

32
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Accretion

A

increase in land

33
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Erosion

A

decrease in land

34
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Avulsion

A

sudden removal, ex earthquake