Property 2 Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

A type of personal property if you buy something or make it, you own it!

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Purchase and Creation

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2
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The first person to seize something existing in nature own it

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Capture

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2
Q

or natural increase. if your livestock have babies, you own the babies

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Accession

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2
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claiming property that others originally owned.

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Finding

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2
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property that the owner has unintentionally parted with and doesn’t know where it is.

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Lost

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Property that the owner intentionally parted with and dosen’t know where it is

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Mislaid

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4
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Property that the owner has no interest in retrieving, regardless of how it was left

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Abandoned

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5
Q

the finder can claim possession against anyone except the true owner

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Lost Property

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6
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goes to the owner of the premises where mislaid, who must follow similar rules to the finder of lost property

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Mislaid property

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7
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finder keepers

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Abandoned property

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8
Q

A person holding title in an item can ___ it to another

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Gift

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9
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The person giving is the ___ and the recipient is the ___

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Donor/Donee

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10
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the intent to relinquish all property rights for nothing in return

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Donative intent

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11
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are a way to convey property to a beneficiary without giving them total control

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Trusts

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12
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Trust comes in Two forms:

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Revocable: may terminate, and change the trust, can freely access the assets, and does not provide protections from creditors or tax savings.
Irrevocable Trusts: cannot be terminate or meaningfully changed the grantor, the grantor gives up ownership and control.

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13
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Control and protect the assets
Handle accounting and taxes
Manage and invest the funds
Disburse funds to the beneficiary as appropriate

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Trustee responsibilities

14
Q

Is a document that outlines how the deceased would like their property divided up.

15
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the collection of property owned by the decedent is their

16
Q

if the deceased had debts or other obligations,_____ may be able to recover some assets from the estate, even against the declaration the will

17
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A person who dies without a will is said to have died

18
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is the legal process by which a deceased person’s assets are distributed when they die without a valid will

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Intestate Succession

19
Q

Is the legal procedure by which the government can seize ownership of private land for “public use”

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Eminent Domain

20
Q

is the process by which local government dictate what types of activities may be conducted on certain parcels of land.

21
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the process of executing a will after a person dies, disturbing property, and settling any disputes is referred to as