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A plat map survey is aka:

lot block system. G1090.3

In the plat map/lot block system (LBS), what is required for a legal description?

a) subdivision name (unique to county)


b) lot number


c) county


d) state


e) elevation (sometimes)-measured from sea level.


G1090.3





Valid contracts are meetings of the ______

mind. G1100.1

True or false: a valid contract is ALWAYS enforceable:

false. A contract could be voided from condition in contract. G1100.1

Name 5 requirements of a legal contract:

a) competant parties


b) mutual consent


c) valuable consideration


d) legal purpose


e) voluntary act of good faith


G1100.1

A competant party is:

a) of legal age


b) mentally competant


c) has authority to sign


G1100.1

What is "valuable consideration"?

good, valuable, sufficient.


G1100.1

Good faith:

voluntary act. Not good faith: duress, coercion, fraud, misrepresenation. G1100.1

What can a party do if the other party has committed fraud?

a) ignore the fraud


b) deny contract and sue if they choose


G1100.2

List 3 things needed for transfer of real estate:

a) written conveyance


b) legal descripiton


c) grantor's signature


G1100.2

Statute of fraud:

law to prevent fraud. Sometimes court can only consider the contract as evidence. G1100.2

Unenforceable contracts can be:

a) valid


b) thrown out by a court



You sign a contract. Later you find out the other party was underage. Is the contract still valid?

Yes. G1100.2