Property Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Bailee

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a party who is entrusted to hold the goods of another person

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Bailment

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When a party trusts goods to another party

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Bailor

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party who gives his/her own goods to another to hold

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Common carrier

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party who transports goods for hire and is strictly liable for any damage to those goods.

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Copyright

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Intellectual property right that provides protection for the original expression of an idea

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6
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Deed

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written instrument that transfers ownership of real property

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Easement

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legal right to use another’s property in a specific manner

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Fair use doctrine

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allows copyrighted material to be used without paying royalties. generally limited to educational, news and other not-for-profit purposes

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9
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joint tenancy

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type of co-ownership of real property with the right of survivorship

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10
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landlord

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owner of leased premises

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lease

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contract used to rent real property for a period of time

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12
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mortgage

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security interest in real property

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13
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mortgagee

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party with security interest in the real property (lender)

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mortgagor

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party who uses his/her real property as collateral to secure a loan (borrower)

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notice statute

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law that applies to the recording of interest in real property. Notice states allow parties who take an interest in real property without notice to have a superior interest than a party who had an earlier interest

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Notice-race statute

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Notice-race states allow parties who take an interest in real property without notice to have a superior interest than a party who had an earlier interest if the subsequent party records before the party with the earlier interest

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Patent

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an intellectual property right that gives an inventor the exclusive right to use the invention

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Race statute

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give the superior interest to whichever party records its interest first

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Real estate contract

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written instrument that contains the terms of the bargain to transfer real property

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real property

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land, interest in land, and the permanent structures attached to the land

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Recording

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filing of property interest with the appropriate local government that allows the party who records to protect its interest against subsequent parties

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Tenancy by the entirety

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type of co-ownership of real property that is only available to married couples. helps to protect the property from claims of individual creditors

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Tenant

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party who rents the rental property and acquires a right to use the premises

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Tenants in common

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type of co-ownership of real property that does not include the right of survivorship

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Title insurance
insures against defects of title of the real property
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Trademark
distinctive mar, word, symbol, design, etc. that a manufacturer/seller uses to identify its goods
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Trade secrets
information that a business does not want disclosed to the public.
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Fee simple absolute
ownership rights transferred inter vivos (while living), intestate succession (without will) or testate (by will)
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Fee simple determinable
ownership reverts back to grantor automatically upon stated event
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Fee simple subject to condition subsequent
upon stated event, grantor has right to repossess the property
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Warranty Deed
confirms: a. grantor has title and right to convey it | b. free from encumbrances except as disclosed
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Bargain and sale deed
confirms grantor has done nothing to impair title (does not warrant against prior impairments)
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Quitclaim deed
conveys only whatever interest in land the grantor has - no warranty of title is made
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Deed of trust
nonpossessory lien: debtor retains possession, creditor has lien on it legal title is given to a trustee to hold, who may sell land upon debtor's default, for benefit of the creditor