Question 1

Tenancy at will is a type of a freehold estate.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Brenda wants to grant her real estate to a church so that Brenda's premises will be used by the church to house visiting missionaries. Discuss what phrase should be put in the deed and what type of estate will be created as a result of this conveyance.

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To accomplish her purpose, Brenda should...

Question 3

James owns an orange farm, a log cabin, and a bungalow on the beach. He wants to lease the farm until the end of the harvesting of oranges and the log cabin - for an indefinite period. James does not want to lease his beach property for a long period of time because he likes to use it occasionally. Discuss how James can accomplish his goals with leasing his real property.

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To lease the orange farm, James should u...

Question 4

What term describes personal property which is permanently attached to real property and becomes part of the real property?

Accepted Answer

A)   Fee
B)   Fixture
C)   Estate
D)   Defeasible estate

Question 5

What term describes the largest estate that one can own in land?

Accepted Answer

A)   Fee
B)   Fee absolute
C)   Fee simple
D)   All of the above

Question 6

A tenant at sufferance continues to occupy the premises after his or her lease has expired.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Match the terms with their descriptions:
-Nominal

Accepted Answer

A)   Estate that can be lost
B)   Right to the future enjoyment of property that one originally owned
C)   Ownership interests
D)   Largest estate a person can own in land
E)   Qualification that comes laterF)  Estate for a definite or fixed period of timeG)  Restricts ownership of real property to a particular family bloodlineH)  Estate that is less than a freehold estateI)  Suitable wordsJ)  In name only

Question 8

Define a leasehold estate. Compare and contrast tenancy for years and tenancy at will.

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Definition: A leasehold estate is an est...

Question 9

Long ago, a fee________ estate was created by a deed containing the words "To (a person) and his heirs."

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The answer of Long ago, a fee________ estate was created...

Question 10

When the tenant continues to occupy the premises after the expiration of his or her lease, this is called tenancy at ________.

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The answer of When the tenant continues to occupy the...

Question 11

What term describes an estate for an indefinite period?

Accepted Answer

A)   Tenancy in perpetuity
B)   Tenancy at will
C)   Tenancy indefinite
D)   All of the above

Question 12

If the words "and his heirs" were omitted from the deed, the grantee received a fee simple absolute estate.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

What is the origin of an estate restricting ownership of real property to a particular family bloodline?

Accepted Answer

A)   King's order
B)   Tradition
C)   English common law
D)   English statute

Question 14

Match the terms with their descriptions:
-Leasehold estate

Accepted Answer

A)   Estate that can be lost
B)   Right to the future enjoyment of property that one originally owned
C)   Ownership interests
D)   Largest estate a person can own in land
E)   Qualification that comes laterF)  Estate for a definite or fixed period of timeG)  Restricts ownership of real property to a particular family bloodlineH)  Estate that is less than a freehold estateI)  Suitable wordsJ)  In name only

Question 15

Define a life estate. Identify limitations on a life tenant's ownership and discuss them.

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Definition: A life estate is an estate l...

Question 16

An estate that a person holds during the life of another person is called pur ________ vie estate.

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The answer of An estate that a person holds during...

Question 17

What term describes an estate continuing for successive periods until one of the parties terminates it?

Accepted Answer

A)   Week-to-week tenancy
B)   Month-to-month tenancy
C)   Periodic tenancy
D)   All of the above

Question 18

In the feudal England, what term described the land that restricted ownership to men in the family line?

Accepted Answer

A)   Estate tail esquire
B)   Estate tail special
C)   Estate tail male
D)   Estate tail gentlemen

Question 19

If the event that may terminate the estate never occurs, the determinable fee estate will be absolute.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Match the terms with their descriptions:
-Condition subsequent

Accepted Answer

A)   Estate that can be lost
B)   Right to the future enjoyment of property that one originally owned
C)   Ownership interests
D)   Largest estate a person can own in land
E)   Qualification that comes laterF)  Estate for a definite or fixed period of timeG)  Restricts ownership of real property to a particular family bloodlineH)  Estate that is less than a freehold estateI)  Suitable wordsJ)  In name only

Exam 32: Estates in Real Property

What term describes an estate for an indefinite period?

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If the event that may terminate the estate never occurs, the determinable fee estate will be absolute.

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What term describes the largest estate that one can own in land?

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If the words "and his heirs" were omitted from the deed, the grantee received a fee simple absolute estate.

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What term describes personal property which is permanently attached to real property and becomes part of the real property?

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An estate that a person holds during the life of another person is called pur ________ vie estate.

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To lease the orange farm, James should u...
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Match the terms with their descriptions: -Nominal

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What is the origin of an estate restricting ownership of real property to a particular family bloodline?

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Match the terms with their descriptions: -Condition subsequent

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Brenda wants to grant her real estate to a church so that Brenda's premises will be used by the church to house visiting missionaries. Discuss what phrase should be put in the deed and what type of estate will be created as a result of this conveyance.

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To accomplish her purpose, Brenda should...
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Match the terms with their descriptions: -Leasehold estate

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Long ago, a fee________ estate was created by a deed containing the words "To (a person) and his heirs."

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In the feudal England, what term described the land that restricted ownership to men in the family line?

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Define a life estate. Identify limitations on a life tenant's ownership and discuss them.

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What term describes an estate continuing for successive periods until one of the parties terminates it?

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When the tenant continues to occupy the premises after the expiration of his or her lease, this is called tenancy at ________.

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A tenant at sufferance continues to occupy the premises after his or her lease has expired.

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Tenancy at will is a type of a freehold estate.

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Define a leasehold estate. Compare and contrast tenancy for years and tenancy at will.

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What term describes an estate for an indefinite period?

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If the event that may terminate the estate never occurs, the determinable fee estate will be absolute.

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What term describes the largest estate that one can own in land?

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If the words "and his heirs" were omitted from the deed, the grantee received a fee simple absolute estate.

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What term describes personal property which is permanently attached to real property and becomes part of the real property?

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An estate that a person holds during the life of another person is called pur ________ vie estate.

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Match the terms with their descriptions: -Nominal

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Brenda wants to grant her real estate to a church so that Brenda's premises will be used by the church to house visiting missionaries. Discuss what phrase should be put in the deed and what type of estate will be created as a result of this conveyance.

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Match the terms with their descriptions: -Leasehold estate

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Long ago, a fee________ estate was created by a deed containing the words "To (a person) and his heirs."

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In the feudal England, what term described the land that restricted ownership to men in the family line?

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Define a life estate. Identify limitations on a life tenant's ownership and discuss them.

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When the tenant continues to occupy the premises after the expiration of his or her lease, this is called tenancy at ________.

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A tenant at sufferance continues to occupy the premises after his or her lease has expired.

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Tenancy at will is a type of a freehold estate.

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Define a leasehold estate. Compare and contrast tenancy for years and tenancy at will.

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