Exam 8: Real and Personal Property

Deeds:

Landlords have a privilege to enter the premises of rented property to make needed repairs.

The most common way in which to transfer ownership interests in property is through a legal document known as:

Conversion represents an intentional interference with personal rights.

Which of the following is not a condition needed to establish adverse possession:

A study by Hernando de Soto,of Peru,found that in most poor nations,many people,including the majority in some countries:

The American law of real property derives from the English common law.

The sovereign nature of the government gives it the right to:

In Smith v.Kulig,Smith was killed when visiting his friend who rented an apartment from Kulig,when the fire escape at the back of the building collapsed under Smith,the courts held that Kulig was not liable because:

A special warranty deed is:

A quitclaim deed usually applies to mines and mineral rights,by which one passes the claim to the minerals.

In Saadala v.East Brunswick Zoning Board of Adjustment,where Saalada sued the Zoning Board after it approved a 7-Eleven's application to extend its non-conforming classification so it could expand its business,the appeals court held that:

When intellectual property,such as a patent,is stolen by others,it is the tort of misappropriation.

In Saadala v.East Brunswick Zoning Board,the appeals court held that the Board was wrong to change the zoning rules to allow a 7-Eleven to expand.

A _____________ an unreasonable interference with a right held in common by the general public.

The primary requirement for establishing ownership by adverse possession is the hostile use of the property for five years.

If there is a dangerous condition on a property,the landowner:

In Erichsen v.No-Frills Supermarkets,a woman who was shopping was seriously injured by a robber in the parking lot.She sued the store claiming that its failure to provide adequate security was a breach of its duty to her.The Nebraska high court held that:

Covenants are said to "run with the land" because they terminate,or "run out," when land is transferred (sold or otherwise disposed).

A lease should describe the premises and state how long it will be in effect.