Question 1

Which of the following is considered real property in legal terms?

Accepted Answer

A)  intangible property or chose in action 
B)  a claim against someone that has value 
C)  intellectual property (ideas and creative work) 
D)  chattels 
E)  land 
A)  intangible property or chose in action 
B)  a claim against someone that has value 
C)  intellectual property (ideas and creative work) 
D)  chattels 
E)  land E

Question 2

A patent gives the exclusive right to produce,market,and sell a new invention.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Indicate the kinds of things that are covered by trademark legislation.

Accepted Answer

Terms,symbols,design,or a combination of them that identifies a business or product,such as a logo or a name.

Question 4

What is the lessor's obligation to ensure "quiet enjoyment"?

Accepted Answer

This is the obligation that th

Question 5

What is a permanent injunction?

Accepted Answer

a court or

Question 6

Joe verbally agreed with his landlord to a two-year lease for an apartment,and then only five months later,the property was sold to somebody else.The new owners immediately gave him three months to vacate the premises.Explain his legal rights under these circumstances.

Accepted Answer

Because this is a two-year lea

Question 7

This is the origin of the term equity in common use to describe the value of property after all debts and claims owing on it are deducted.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Explain under what circumstances a tort action of inducing a breach of contract can be brought.

Accepted Answer

When one business persuades an

Question 9

Indicate three ways that the laws related to residential tenancies have been modified by statute in your jurisdiction.

Accepted Answer

This will vary with the jurisdictions bu

Question 10

An arrangement allowing a court to make a decision based on affidavit evidence is known as ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of An arrangement allowing a court to make...

Question 11

Brenna owns two adjacent lakeside lots.She sells one lot to Burt and Ernie,with the provisions that they agree not to develop any commercial facilities on the land and to plant a row of rose bushes between the properties.The covenants are registered in the appropriate Land Title Office.Which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  If the title documents are silent on the point, Burt and Ernie take possession as joint tenants. 
B)  If Burt and Ernie do not plant the bushes as agreed, Brenna could sue them for private nuisance. 
C)  If Burt and Ernie sell their lot to Holly, Holly would not be bound by the covenant to refrain from developing commercial facilities. 
D)  The registration of a covenant guarantees that it is valid interest that runs with the land. 
E)  If Burt and Ernie sell the property, the new owner would not have to plant the row of rose bushes as provided in the original contract. 
A)  If the title documents are silent on the point, Burt and Ernie take possession as joint tenants. 
B)  If Burt and Ernie do not plant the bushes as agreed, Brenna could sue them for private nuisance. 
C)  If Burt and Ernie sell their lot to Holly, Holly would not be bound by the covenant to refrain from developing commercial facilities. 
D)  The registration of a covenant guarantees that it is valid interest that runs with the land. 
E)  If Burt and Ernie sell the property, the new owner would not have to plant the row of rose bushes as provided in the original contract.

Question 12

The Patent Office will conduct a search of patent records for you to determine that the invention is original and unique.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Indicate how the obligation on innkeepers has been modified by statute.

Accepted Answer

Historically,the obligation of an innkee

Question 14

With regard to interests in land,which one of the following statements is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  An easement in land is characterized by giving the owner of the estate exclusive possession of that property for some time. 
B)  The interest in land referred to as the "life estate" is not outright ownership but is the greatest "bundle" of rights in relation to that land that the owner can have. 
C)  If the fee simple is conveyed to "Mr. Bill and Mr. Phaster" without indicating the nature of their co-ownership, they take the land as joint tenants. 
D)  If a joint tenant severs the joint tenancy, he can then will his interest in the land to whomever he chooses, and on his death the person named will take his interest. 
E)  A joint tenant can sever the joint tenancy by bequeathing his interest in a will the property to a third person. 
A)  An easement in land is characterized by giving the owner of the estate exclusive possession of that property for some time. 
B)  The interest in land referred to as the "life estate" is not outright ownership but is the greatest "bundle" of rights in relation to that land that the owner can have. 
C)  If the fee simple is conveyed to "Mr. Bill and Mr. Phaster" without indicating the nature of their co-ownership, they take the land as joint tenants. 
D)  If a joint tenant severs the joint tenancy, he can then will his interest in the land to whomever he chooses, and on his death the person named will take his interest. 
E)  A joint tenant can sever the joint tenancy by bequeathing his interest in a will the property to a third person.

Question 15

With respect to the land titles system of registering interests in land,which one of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  This registration system is the same throughout Canada because the procedure has been set by the federal government to ensure a uniform method of registration. 
B)  All the documents concerning an interest in land must be kept in the land title office, and to ensure the state of the title, a potential purchaser is advised to examine the various documents that have accumulated over the years. 
C)  When documents concerning an interest in land are filed in the land title office, each document is examined, and if it is in order, the state of title certificate is amended to show the change. 
D)  Mortgages, restrictive covenants, building schemes, easements, and even entries under the Builders' Lien Act need not be registered to protect those interests against third-party claims. Registration of such interests is voluntary and won't affect one's interest. 
E)  The system is to safeguard the documents; the government is not guaranteeing title. 
A)  This registration system is the same throughout Canada because the procedure has been set by the federal government to ensure a uniform method of registration. 
B)  All the documents concerning an interest in land must be kept in the land title office, and to ensure the state of the title, a potential purchaser is advised to examine the various documents that have accumulated over the years. 
C)  When documents concerning an interest in land are filed in the land title office, each document is examined, and if it is in order, the state of title certificate is amended to show the change. 
D)  Mortgages, restrictive covenants, building schemes, easements, and even entries under the Builders' Lien Act need not be registered to protect those interests against third-party claims. Registration of such interests is voluntary and won't affect one's interest. 
E)  The system is to safeguard the documents; the government is not guaranteeing title.

Question 16

What rights are conveyed by the granting of a patent?

Accepted Answer

The patent holder ha

Question 17

Which of the following is not considered personal property in legal terms?

Accepted Answer

A)  intangible property or chose in action 
B)  a claim against someone that has value 
C)  intellectual property (ideas and creative work) 
D)  chattels 
E)  a good affixed to real property 
A)  intangible property or chose in action 
B)  a claim against someone that has value 
C)  intellectual property (ideas and creative work) 
D)  chattels 
E)  a good affixed to real property

Question 18

Jane had two teenaged sons.Her husband died when the boys were 14 and 16.She met Jack,who had a son and daughter by his first marriage.He was divorced from both a first and second wife.Jane and Jack decided to marry.After the marriage,they bought a house as co-owners.Which of the following is true with regard to co-ownership?

Accepted Answer

A)  If the type of co-ownership is not stated on the conveyancing documents, they will take possession as joint tenants. 
B)  If they co-own the property as joint tenants, Jane could control what happened to her share upon her death by a well-crafted will. 
C)  If they took the property as tenancy in joint tenants and Jane decides that she does not want the "right of survivorship," she cannot change that type of ownership without his permission. 
D)  A joint tenancy cannot be severed by one party selling his or her interest. 
E)  If it is a joint tenancy and no changes are made, if Jane dies first, Jack gets the whole property. 
A)  If the type of co-ownership is not stated on the conveyancing documents, they will take possession as joint tenants. 
B)  If they co-own the property as joint tenants, Jane could control what happened to her share upon her death by a well-crafted will. 
C)  If they took the property as tenancy in joint tenants and Jane decides that she does not want the "right of survivorship," she cannot change that type of ownership without his permission. 
D)  A joint tenancy cannot be severed by one party selling his or her interest. 
E)  If it is a joint tenancy and no changes are made, if Jane dies first, Jack gets the whole property.

Question 19

Three students chose to work on a directed study project for Planned Parenthood Association.The project included the creation of a computer program for inventory control.The students went to the library to get a book on the topic.The book was in the reserve section,so the students made three copies of the four relevant pages so that they could study them.They used the ideas from the book and created an original program and a manual.Later,when the students were preparing a report for their presentation,they decided that the pages in the book exactly expressed the theoretical background they needed for the introduction.They copied those four pages and used them as their own for the beginning of their twenty page report.At the presentation,seven copies of the report were made (with the program and manual as appendices).Given these facts,which of the following is true?

Accepted Answer

A)  Although the students have created a program and a manual as a project, they would own the copyright on the program and the manual unless they had agreed otherwise. 
B)  When the students made three copies of the few pages of the book for study purposes, that in itself was an infringement of copyright; they have no defence. 
C)  Using the ideas from the book was an infringement of copyright. 
D)  Copying the pages from the book for their report was fair dealing because it was exactly what they wanted to say about the theoretical basis of the report. 
E)  Because the copied pages were a very small part of the whole report, there was no infringement of copyright. 
A)  Although the students have created a program and a manual as a project, they would own the copyright on the program and the manual unless they had agreed otherwise. 
B)  When the students made three copies of the few pages of the book for study purposes, that in itself was an infringement of copyright; they have no defence. 
C)  Using the ideas from the book was an infringement of copyright. 
D)  Copying the pages from the book for their report was fair dealing because it was exactly what they wanted to say about the theoretical basis of the report. 
E)  Because the copied pages were a very small part of the whole report, there was no infringement of copyright.

Question 20

A subsidiary contract creating an obligation to hold an offer open for acceptance until the expiration of a specified time is known as ________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A subsidiary contract creating an obligation to...

Which of the following is considered real property in legal terms?

A patent gives the exclusive right to produce,market,and sell a new invention.

Indicate the kinds of things that are covered by trademark legislation.

What is the lessor's obligation to ensure "quiet enjoyment"?

What is a permanent injunction?

Joe verbally agreed with his landlord to a two-year lease for an apartment,and then only five months later,the property was sold to somebody else.The new owners immediately gave him three months to vacate the premises.Explain his legal rights under these circumstances.

This is the origin of the term equity in common use to describe the value of property after all debts and claims owing on it are deducted.

Explain under what circumstances a tort action of inducing a breach of contract can be brought.

Indicate three ways that the laws related to residential tenancies have been modified by statute in your jurisdiction.

An arrangement allowing a court to make a decision based on affidavit evidence is known as ________.

The Patent Office will conduct a search of patent records for you to determine that the invention is original and unique.

Indicate how the obligation on innkeepers has been modified by statute.

With regard to interests in land,which one of the following statements is true?

With respect to the land titles system of registering interests in land,which one of the following is true?

What rights are conveyed by the granting of a patent?

Which of the following is not considered personal property in legal terms?

A subsidiary contract creating an obligation to hold an offer open for acceptance until the expiration of a specified time is known as ________.

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The Elements of a Contract capacity, Legality, and Intention

Factors Affecting the Contractual Relationship

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Exam 13: Real, Personal, and Intellectual Property

Which of the following is considered real property in legal terms?

A patent gives the exclusive right to produce,market,and sell a new invention.

Indicate the kinds of things that are covered by trademark legislation.

What is the lessor's obligation to ensure "quiet enjoyment"?

What is a permanent injunction?

Joe verbally agreed with his landlord to a two-year lease for an apartment,and then only five months later,the property was sold to somebody else.The new owners immediately gave him three months to vacate the premises.Explain his legal rights under these circumstances.

This is the origin of the term equity in common use to describe the value of property after all debts and claims owing on it are deducted.

Explain under what circumstances a tort action of inducing a breach of contract can be brought.

Indicate three ways that the laws related to residential tenancies have been modified by statute in your jurisdiction.

An arrangement allowing a court to make a decision based on affidavit evidence is known as ________.

The Patent Office will conduct a search of patent records for you to determine that the invention is original and unique.

Indicate how the obligation on innkeepers has been modified by statute.

With regard to interests in land,which one of the following statements is true?

With respect to the land titles system of registering interests in land,which one of the following is true?

What rights are conveyed by the granting of a patent?

Which of the following is not considered personal property in legal terms?

A subsidiary contract creating an obligation to hold an offer open for acceptance until the expiration of a specified time is known as ________.

Managing Your Legal Affairs

Introduction to the Legal System

The Resolution of Disputesthe Courts and Alternatives to Litigation

Intentional Torts and Torts Impacting Business

Negligence, Professional Liability, and Insurance

The Elements of a Contractconsensus and Consideration

The Elements of a Contract capacity, Legality, and Intention

Factors Affecting the Contractual Relationship

The End of the Contractual Relationship

Employment

Agency and Partnership

Corporations

Information Technology and the Internet

Sales and Consumer Protection

Priority of Creditors

Filters