Exam 29: Basic Legal Concepts of Property
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Obtaining an easement by ____________________ is similar to the concept of adverse possession.
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A(n) ____________________ is an item of personal property so attached to real property that it is treated as real property.
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A clause in a deed limiting the use of property is called a(n) ____________________.
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The statute of frauds requires that the acquisition of real property be in written form.
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Only real property that is owned by private interests can be acquired through adverse possession.
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When a joint tenant dies, the deceased tenant's interest in the property passes to
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Rhode gave National Oil Company the right to lay a pipeline under Rhode's property. This right is
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An interest in land called a(n) ____________________ allows one to mine resources from the land of another.
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A person who buys property that is subject to a restrictive covenant is bound by it
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A restrictive covenant is temporary and binds only the present owner of property.
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A joint tenancy consisting of a husband and wife is known as a tenancy ____________________.
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