Deck 12: Property Law

Question 1

What is the most common type of real property ownership in this country?

A) Common ownership
B) Fee simple
C) Ordinary ownership
D) Tenancy

Answer 1

B

Question 2

Which describes rights and privileges concerning ownership of real property?

A) Incorporeal interests
B) Incorporated interests
C) Intangible interests
D) Tangible interests

Answer 2

A

Question 3

In which of the following does each owner have an undivided interest in the property?

A) Tenancy estates
B) Tenancy in common
C) Shared in common
D) Shared estates

Answer 3

B

Question 4

Which refers to property that is permanently attached to the land,fixed,and immovable?

A) Authentic property
B) Bona fide property
C) Legitimate property
D) Real property

Question 5

Property that has become separated from its owner either accidentally or involuntary is known as

A) alienated property.
B) estranged property.
C) lost property.
D) neglected property.

Question 6

Which is used to regain possession of actual property that was wrongfully taken and not the value?

A) Conversion
B) Possession by the entirety
C) Reciprocal initiation
D) Replevin

Question 7

Nonfreehold estates are commonly called

A) freehold interest.
B) confused property.
C) leaseholds.
D) noninterest estates.

Question 8

What are the usual categories of bailments?

A) Essential bailments and mutual bailment
B) Gratuitous bailment and reciprocal bailment
C) Gratuitous bailment and mutual bailment
D) Unnecessary bailment and reciprocal bailment

Question 9

A person with a life estate cannot

A) build on the property.
B) rent the property.
C) transfer interest in the property.
D) sell the property.

Question 10

A joint tenant cannot

A) build a permanent structure on the property.
B) move a mobile home onto the property.
C) give his or her interest to heirs in a will.
D) use or possess the property in any way.

Question 11

Which refers to an individual who enters or remains on the property with no certain terms of agreement?

A) Month-to-month tenant
B) Indefinite occupant
C) Tenant at will
D) Trespasser at large

Question 12

To determine whether something is a fixture or not,which of the following conditions are usually considered together?

A) Adaptation,damage by removal,intent,mode of annexation
B) Adaptation,cost of relocation,extent of modification,mode of removal
C) Cost of item,damage by removal,mode of annexation,size of item
D) Cost of annexation,extent of damage,size of item

Question 13

It is generally accepted that joint tenancy includes

A) mutual rights.
B) property rights.
C) right of tenancy.
D) right of survivorship.

Question 14

Tenancy by the entirety also has the right of

A) forced share.
B) incorporeal interests.
C) sponsorship.
D) survivorship.

Question 15

Regarding breached agreements,which term is used when one is required to lessen or minimize the damage?

A) Contravene mitigation
B) Contract mitigation
C) Damage control
D) Mediation of damages

Question 16

A condominium is an example of

A) freehold asset.
B) freehold interest.
C) incorporeal interest.
D) tenancy interest.

Question 17

Easements are classified as

A) affirmative easement and negative easement.
B) common easement and public easement.
C) public easement and nonpublic easement.
D) right-of-entry easement and utility service easement.

Question 18

Which of the following is used to express ownership and interests in land?

A) Common estates
B) Freehold shared estates
C) Freehold estates
D) Forced shared estates

Question 19

Which is the basis for action when one party receives possession of the property of another and wrongfully holds the property?

A) Conversion
B) Reciprocal bailment
C) Replevin
D) Tenancy at will

Question 20

Which term is used when there is a direct adverse effect on specific persons?

A) Bona fide nuisance
B) General nuisance
C) Private nuisance
D) Public nuisance

Question 21

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Son's interest based on provision in a deed that property will pass on death to the owner's eldest son

Question 22

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
One permitted by law to invade another's property rights

Question 23

Fee simple is designed to prohibit transients and squatters from claiming title to property.

Question 24

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Is typically a landlord-tenant situation

Question 25

An easement is a right of someone other than the owner to access the property.

Question 26

Month-to-month tenancies are also known as periodic tenancies.

Question 27

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Requirement applicable to all sales of real property

Question 28

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
One permitted by law to defeat ownership of another in property as the result of ongoing control of the property

Question 29

Usually,if an event destroys a property during a pending sale through no fault of the seller,the liability becomes a shared responsibility for the buyer and seller.
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Question 30

Defensible fees are those that end ownership on the happening of a certain event.

Question 31

With regard to buyers' and sellers' rights,the courts apply the theory of caveat emptor.

Question 32

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Implied warranty given by landlord to tenant

Question 33

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Property interest with only one unity

Question 34

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Multiple ownership property interest with the right of survivorship

Question 35

The most common type of tenancy is tenancy by the entirety.

Question 36

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Payment in exchange for holding one's personal property

Question 37

Forced share estates give the property owner the right to totally control the property for his or her lifetime.

Question 38

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Requires no communication

Question 39

Fee simple does not have an interpretation of fee simple absolute.

Question 40

Because of lack of ownership,tenants are not entitled to the right of quiet enjoyment.

Question 41

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Personal property that is semipermanently attached to real property

Question 42

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Placing an object with no intent to retrieve it

Question 43

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Ownership interest in every part of property

Question 44

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Does not generally include ownership of air to the highest sky and ground to the deepest depth

Question 45

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
The most common form of real property ownership

Question 46

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Does not include the right to transfer ownership of property

Question 47

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Placing an object deliberately but later forgetting its location

Question 48

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Obligation of bailor toward property of bailee

Question 49

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Legal cause of action to retrieve property wrongfully held by another

Question 50

Match the most appropriate term to the definition.
a.adverse possession
b.statute of frauds
c.joint tenancy
d.easement
e.remainder
f.mislaid property
g.habitability
h.tenancy in common
i.abandoned property
j.mutual benefit bailment
k.gratuitous bailment
l.life estate
m.condominiums
n.replevin
o.nonfreehold estate
p.fixture
q.fee simple
r.undivided interest
s.due care
t.lost
Owner unaware of whereabouts or method of separation of possession of personal property