Exam 8: Real and Personal Property

Furniture,since it is movable,is an example of:

Your next door neighbor plays his stereo very loud at 3 am.He ignores your repeated requests for quiet and keeps up this habit.You are most likely to win a suit for the tort of:

The right of possession of the property and the right to exclude others from the use of The property are two examples of rights normally possessed by:

Generally,one who wrongfully acquires another's personal property--as by theft,duress,or fraud--is said to be committed the tort of conversion.

When commercial rent includes charges for lighting,cleaning,parking lot maintenance,etc it is referred to as:

A warranty deed is:

In cases involving businesses,where the public enters the business as a part of doing business,the law presumes the property:

The purchase of property by two or more persons who have the same interest in the undivided possession of the property and has a right of survivorship is:

Which of the following is an intentional tort against real property:

In Moran v.Sims,where Sims built a house on land surrounded by Moran's land,the court held that Sims had used Moran's land for access for many years without objection so had a right to continue access.

The most common way in which to transfer ownership interests in property is through:

Unlike in the United States,property ownership in many poor nations is:

A _____________ is an activity that substantially and unreasonably interferes with the use and enjoyment of someone's land.

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 7-Eleven:

The government can force a person to give up title to his land but:

If a condition was attached to the sale of a home that said it could not have dog kennels on the property that would be likely known as a covenant.

The formal right of ownership of property is:

Adverse possession and easement by prescription are much the same.

Which of the following is a servitude:

In many nations there are insecure property rights;many people do not formally own a house they may have built.