Vocabulary Flashcards
Accretion
Addition of land by the deposit of sand and soil
Emblements
Growing crops, such as corn,grapes that are produced annually through labor
Also called fructus industriales
Personal property.
Avulsion
Loss of land
Sudden tearing away of land, as an earthquake.
Per entangle flooded areas
Reliction
Addition of land
Due to receding or disappearing of land
Erosion
Loss of land
Due to flowing of water or other natural forces
-Tion
Add on of land
-Sion
Loss of land
Doing business as?
Sole proprietorship
Whit of attachment
At the request or a creditor,prevents the sale of a property in lawsuit
Recorded whit is an encumbrance.
So long as
Fee simple determinable estate
Easement in gross
Typically involving one parcel of land
Mechanic Lien
Is a type or specific lien, exception to the rule.
Must file 120 of the day work is finished.
180 days to start a law suit.
Not part of the pure race.
What is a Lien?
It is an encumbrance, a charge against the property for security of debt.
Specific liens?
Voluntary …..mortgage
Involuntary….unpaid real property taxes,
assessment, mechanic liens
General lien?
Involuntary lien on all personal and real property owed by debtor
What is the homestead exemption?
35k
60k for 65 and older exemption against personal residence……
$ To start over
Qualified fee estate?
Is another word for fee simple defeasible estate.(2types)
Fee simple subject to condition subsequent.
Fee simple determinable.
Ad Velorem Taxes?
Real estate tax depending on the value of property.
Littoral rights?
Large body or water….
Own to average of the high water marks
Riparian Rights?
Small body of water…
Navigable …you own to the edge
Unnavigable …own to the center
Foreshore?
Land between the high water mark and low water mark…
Owned by the government
Lawsuit of specific performance?
One of the 3 physical characteristics of real property. Due to uniqueness of real property. Immobility Indestructibility Uniqueness
Four economic characteristics of real property?
Scarcity
Location
Improvement
Permanence of improvement
Appurtance
Rights or privilege associated with real property