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23 Cards in this Set
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an article of personal property |
chattel |
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the right or privilege one party has to use land belonging to another for a special purpose not inconsistent with the owner's use of the land |
easement |
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the right of the government to take privately held land for public use, provided fair compensation is paid. |
eminent domain |
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the unauthorized intrusion of a building or other improvements onto another person's land |
encroachment |
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any impediment to a clear title, such as a lien, lease, or easement |
encumbrance |
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one's legal interest or right in land |
estate |
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the largest, most complete bundle of rights one can hold in land, land ownership |
fee simple |
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a hold or claim one person has on the property of another to secure payment of a debt or other obligation |
lien |
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the right to or ownership of something; also the evidence of ownership; such as a deed or bill of sale. |
title |
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a life estate created for the life of another |
pur autre vie |
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gives the wife the right to her husband's real property |
dower |
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gives the husband the right to his wife's real property |
curtesy |
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allows persons to acquire fee title to federal lands |
homestead act |
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state laws that protect against the forced sale of a persons home and restricts one spouse from acting without the other. |
homestead protection |
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any lease with a specific start time and a specified ending time |
estate for years |
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a tenancy that provides for continuing automatic renewal until canceled, such as a month to month rental, |
periodic estate |
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a lease hole estate that can be terminated by a lessor or lessee at any time. |
estate at will |
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tenant |
lessee |
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landlord |
lessor |
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ownership, an estate in land that is held in fee or for life |
freehold estate |
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rental, an estate in land where there is possession but not ownership |
leasehold estate |
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owned by one person; sole ownership |
estate in severalty |
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state law that gives dower and curtesy rights to real property |
Statutory Estate |