Property Flashcards

1
Q

FSD

A

durational

Possibilty of reverter – automatic

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2
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FSSCS

A

Conditional

Right of Reentry – not automatic

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3
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W executed/delivered a deed to unmarried N conveying RP to him “upon his marriage.” N recorded deed. W died, and O gets RP via intestacy.

What are the interests?

A

O has FS-SEI

N has sprining EI

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4
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Absolute Deed – mortgage

A

This is an equitable/alternative mortgage when a debtor gives an absolute deed––deed free of encumberances––to a lender w/ intent to secure a debt

Grantor must prove by CCE that deed was intended as security

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5
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Adverse Possession

A

O - open
C - continuous (SOL not tolled)
E- exclusive
A - actual
N - notorious/hostile

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6
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Easement Appurtenant

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Benefits easement’s holder’s land

Benefit and burden automatically transfer when land is conveyed

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7
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Easement in Gross

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Benefits easement holder personally

Burden (not benefit) automatically transfers when land is conveyed

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8
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Affirmative Easement

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Allows easements holder to do something on servient estate

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9
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Negative Easement

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Restricts servient-estate owner’s lawful use of servient estate

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10
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Express Easement

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Type of creation

Created by parties in writing that satisfies SOF

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11
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Irrevocable License – easement

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License becomes irrevocable due to estoppel or coupling w/ another servitude

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12
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Types of Implied Easements

A

Necessity

Implication

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13
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Easement by Necessity

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Implied by law due to necessity

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14
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Easement by Implication

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implied by fact due to prior use

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15
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Easement by Prescription

A

Way to create easement

Adversely acquired via OCAN
Open, continuous, actual, hostile

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16
Q

Cotenant Compels Contribution

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Cotenant that pays more than their fair share of necessary property-related expenses can compel cotenants to contribute based on their ownership interest

17
Q

Rights of Cotenant in Concurrent Estate

A
  1. Possess & enjoy the entire property
  2. Receive proportionate shares of net profits from removal of natural resources
  3. Receive pro rata shares of rent from TP
18
Q

Duties of Cotenants in Concurrent Estates

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  1. Pay proportionate shares of expenses that may give rise to a lien (mortgage, property tax)
  2. Contribute to repair or improvements costs, but only upon K
19
Q

Implied Warranty of Marketable Title

A

Title is:
1. reasonably free
2. from doubt, and
3. under no threat of litigation
4. such that a reasonable person would accept & buy it

20
Q

Red Flags for Marketable Title

A
  • covenants
  • easements
  • leases
  • liens
  • gaps in chain of title
  • boundary disputes
  • zoning violations
  • AP
21
Q

Transfer of mortgage w/o note

A

JDX split

some – note follows mortgagte

others – transfer void

22
Q

Transfer of note w/o mortgage

A

mortgage follows notes

23
Q

Effect of a deed to a nonexistent grantee

A

Void, interest reverts to grantor

24
Q

Insurance Title Policy

A

Protects named persons (named on policy) from undisclosed title defects

Named protection extends to the person’s heirs/devisees

Named protection does NOT extend to people not named on the policy

Duration: in effect while property owned or until conveyed via warranty deed

25
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Profit

A

nonpossessory right to enter land and remove specific natural resources

generally created like easements