Rights Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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Land

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Surface, all natural things attached to it, subsurface, and air above the surface

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Real Estate

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Land + manmade permanent attachments

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Real Property

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Real Estate + bundle of rights

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Immobility

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Land cannot be moved from one site to another; it’s location is forever fixed

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Indestructibility

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  • Land is permanent and cannot be destroyed since by definition it extends below ground and in to the sky
  • Does not depreciate
  • Only improvements depreciate and are insurable
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Non-homogeneity

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  • Land is non-homogeneity
  • No two parcels of land are exactly the same since they have different locations
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Land includes?

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minerals beneath the earth’s surface, water on or below the earth’s surface, and the air above the surface

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Few manmade structure can?

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Be permanently attached to land

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9
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The bundle of rights

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“PUTEE”
Possession
Use
Transfer
Exclusion
Encumberable

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Transfer rights include?

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  • Right to sell
  • Rent
  • Donate
  • Assign
  • Bequeath
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The right to encumber property means?

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The right to mortgage the property as collateral for debt with restrictions, such as a spouse’s right to limit the degree to which a homestead may be mortgaged

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Legal title

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  • Full legal title ownership of property and the bundle of rights as they apply to it
  • Contrast with equitable title
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Equitable title

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an interest that gives a lienholder or buyer the right to acquire legal title to a property if certain contractual conditions occur

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Property characteristics

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  • Property is either real or personal
  • Property is either tangible or intangible
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Airspace =

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Air rights

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Surface (of the earth) =

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Surface rights

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Subsurface =

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Subsurface or mineral rights

18
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Doctrine of Prior Appropriation

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  • State controls water usage
  • State grants usage permits
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riparian rights (river and streams)

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  • if waterway navigable: owner owns land to water’s edge
  • if waterway’s not navigable: owner owns land to midpoint of waterway
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littoral rights (lakes and seas)

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  • abutting property owners own to high water mark
  • state owns underlying land
21
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Real property includes

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  • land
  • fixtures
  • attachments
22
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Real property includes

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  • chattel (or personalty)
  • trade fixtures
  • emblements
23
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Item is real or personal property depending on?

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Why & how item is attached to the real estate. Depends on the owners’
- intentions
- adaptation
- functionality
- relationship of parties
- contrast provision

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Trade fixture

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Personal property items temporarily attached to real estate in order to conduct business

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Emblements
Plants or crops considered personal property despite being attached to land
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Real to personal property is referred to as?
Severance
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Personal to real property is referred to as?
Affixing
28
Factory-built housing - mobile homes and manufactured homes
- Units are real or personal property - Real if permanently affixed to the ground; otherwise personal
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Federal regulates?
- grants rights of ownership - controls broad land usage standards - regulates anti-discrimination laws - examples: land grants; federal flood zones; fair housing laws; FHA; EPA
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State regulates?
- governs real estate business - sets regional usage standards - examples: license laws; water rights; development regulation
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Local regulates?
- levies real estate taxes - controls specific usage - examples: property assessing; zoning; building permits; tax levies
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Judicial regulates?
- applies case laws and common laws to disputes - contrasts with statutory law