Real Property Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

What type of estate is conveyed when a Current LT transfers present possessory interest to another?

A

Life estate pur autre vie measured by the original LT

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What duty does a new life tenant have regarding income from the property?

A

Pay current charges that become due during the tenancy, including real estate taxes

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3
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What does the Future Interest retain after a Current LT conveys present possessory interest?

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Keeps their conveyance

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4
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The Rule Against Perpetuities (RAP) applies to what type of future interests?

A

Contingent future interests held by unknown/unborn persons or subject to a condition precedent

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5
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Under common law, when is a contingent future interest rendered void under RAP?

A

If it could vest more than 21 years after some relevant life in being at the creation of the interest

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Q

Why is an option to purchase almost always void under RAP?

A

It could vest well after the perpetuities period

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Q

When can a tenant remove trade fixtures without the landlord’s consent?

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If items are removed before or within a reasonable time after the lease terminates and do not substantially harm the property

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What must a tenant do after removing trade fixtures?

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Reasonably restore the property to its prior condition or pay restoration costs

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9
Q

What are examples of trade fixtures?

A
  • Counters
  • Display cases
  • Removable shelving
  • Special lighting
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What is a profit in relation to real property?

A

Right to enter another’s land & remove natural resources

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What are the characteristics of a profit?

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  • Transferability
  • Apportionability
  • Exclusive
  • Nonexclusive
  • Unlimited & exclusive right
  • Right limited by quantity, use, or time or shared with another
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12
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What is a nonpossessory right to enter another’s land to remove specific natural resources called?

A

Profit (le, profit à prendre)

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13
Q

When does a zoning ordinance override a restrictive covenant?

A

When the two are in direct conflict

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14
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What is a right of first refusal?

A

A contractual right to purchase property before any other person if the owner later decides to sell

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15
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What is the consequence of a right of first refusal not complying with RAP?

A

It almost always violates RAP if the conveying instrument does not provide a termination date

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16
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What is a condominium in the context of real estate?

A

A common-interest community with individually owned lots or units burdened by a covenant to pay dues to an association

17
Q

What powers does a condominium association typically have?

A
  • Levy assessments against individually owned property
  • Manage and protect common property
  • Adopt reasonable rules to govern the use of common and individually owned property
18
Q

What does an easement anticipate regarding the easement holder’s land?

A

Reasonable and natural development of the dominant estate

19
Q

What types of emblements are generally conveyed with the land?

A
  • Fructus industriales
  • Fructus naturales
20
Q

What is the doctrine of emblements?

A

Allows a tenant to reenter the land to remove, harvest, or cultivate crops planted during the tenancy if the lease is terminated through no fault of the tenant

21
Q

What is a restraint on alienation?

A

A provision that restricts the transferability of real property

22
Q

When are direct restraints on alienation considered valid?

A

When they are deemed reasonable

23
Q

What is a total restraint on the alienability of a fee simple estate considered?

A

Always unreasonable

24
Q

What compensation is a profit holder entitled to if the government condemns the property?

A

Compensation regardless of whether the profit holder paid value or has an exclusive right to remove resources