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52 Cards in this Set
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eminent domain
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the legal right of the governmental authorities to buy up private property for public use
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easement
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the legal right that gives a person the right to use another person's land
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plat
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the map that lays our the division of land into lots or sections
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abstract
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the history of the previous persons that have held title to a real property
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fee simple
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unconditional ownership of the land without any questions
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convey
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to transfer property to another owner
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fixture
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the chattel that has been attached to a real property or holding
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lien
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the legal claim on property in order to gain settlement of a debt that is owed
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seisin
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the actual possession or custody of the property
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metes and bounds
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the boundaries and corners which denote the physical measurements of a piece of property
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hypothecate
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to promise or pledge without actually delivering a title
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riparian owner
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the person who has ownership over the land that joins the waterway
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defeasible title
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a title that can be avoided or ignored
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appurtenance
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something which is attached to the land indefinitely and permanently
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quitclaim deed
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a document that states or conveys the interest and limits of those of the person who owns the document
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public domain
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governmental ownership of a piece of property
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homestead
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a place in which a family lives that has been protected by law from creditors
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right of survivorship
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joint tenancy
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cloud on title
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an impairment of the title
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warranty deed
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a deed or document which gives the buyer a vested title to the property
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prescription
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gaining a title by an extended period of use of the property
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redemption
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purchasing back property that has been foreclosed upon
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party wall
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a wall that has been put up on the property line that is shared by both parties
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premarital
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a promise or agreement made before the actual marriage ceremony
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cohabitation
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living in a relationship as husband and wife
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femme sole
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a woman who is unmarried
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affinity
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a relationship with the blood kin of a husband or wife
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no-fault divorce
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a provision or law that states that the person filing for the divorce does not have to find or prove that their marriage partner is at fault
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miscegenation
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a marriage in which the parties are not of the same racial ethnicity
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monogamy
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a marriage in which there is only one man and one woman involved in the relationship
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common-law marriage
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a marriage that has been entered in upon mutual agreement without ceremony
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conciliation
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to come to an agreed upon settlement without animosity
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basis for granting divorce
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the ground or circumstances that warrant a divorce
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community property
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the property that a married couple has obtained during the course of the marriage
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consanguinity
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the blood kin relationship
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bigamy
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a marriage in which there are two wives or two husbands in existence during the same period of time
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necessaries
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the food, clothing, housing, and medical costs that are needed to sustain a quality of life
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alimony pendent elite
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the monies paid for alimony when a divorce has not been finalized
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sequestration
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the taking of property to gain custody over it
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domicile
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the legal residence in which you live
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Enoch Arden
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a law that gives grounds for obtaining a divorce based on the continuous absence of the party in question
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property settlement
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the agreed upon disposition of the community property of the married parties
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vinculo matrimonii
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the term that means divorce in the Latin
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antenuptial
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the term that means "before marriage"
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voidable marriage
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the term given for a marriage that could be voided or negated
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mensa et thoro
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a separation during the marriage
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conjugal
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marriage
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enciente
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with child or pregnant
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condonation
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a pardon or forgiving of an offense
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consortium
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conjugal or wedded fellowship of husband and wife
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coverture
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a woman that is married
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collusion
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an agreement which brings about a fabrication of false evidence
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