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If a single party owns the fee or life estate, the ownership is _______.

Tenancy in severalty

If more than one person, or a legal entity such as a corporation owns estate in land, the estate is held in co-ownership. Co-owners are also called ______

co-tenants

The most common form of ownership when owners are not married is called ______.

Estate in common, or tenancy in common.

Co-tenants have equal rights to posses, sell, encumber, or transfer their rights in a tenancy in common. Each co-owner has ______ rights.

Identical

A deceased co-tenant's estate passes to _______.

Their heirs, not the other tenants in common.

It is not necessary for tenants in common to acquire their interests at the same time.



True or false?

True.

If a share-holder in tenancy in common wants to sell his shares, and the other owners don't want to buy it / a buyer cannot be found, a shareholder can request a _______ from the courts.

Partition suit.

In a ____ tenancy, two or more people collectively own a property as if they were a single person.

Joint

Tenants in common hold seperate titles, joint tenants together hold a single title.



True or false?

True.

In joint-tenancy, without exception, 4 tenants each hold 25% of the property. 10 tenants each hold 10% of the property. This is called ____.

Equal ownership.

When a joint-tenant dies, all interests and rights pass onto the surviving joint tenants, free of claims of creditors or heirs.



True or false?

True.

When only one joint-tenant survives, the survivor's interest becomes an estate in _____.

severality

Joint tenants, unlike tenants in common, relenquish any ability to will their interest to parties outside of the tenancy.



True or false?

True

______ is a form of ownership reserved exclusively for husband and wife.

Tenancy by the entireties

_______ is a form of ownership held by business partners. This tenancy grants equal rights to all partners, but the property must be used in connection with the business.

Tenancy in partnership.

In an estate in trust, the fee owner - the ___ or ___ - transfers title to a fiduciary, or ____.

Grantor or trustor.



trustee

The trustee holds and manages the estate for the benefit of another party, the ____.

beneficiary.

a ______ is the same as a living trust, except that it only takes place after the trustor dies.

Testamentary trust

A ______ allows the trustor to convey the fee estate to the trustee and name himself as the beneficiary.

land trust

an _________ gives a property owner a right of usage to portions of an adjoining property owned by someone else. Means "attaching to"

Easement appurtenent

a ______ is an easement appurtenent granted by a court of law due to necessity, usually access to a property.

Easement by necessity, or easement by implied grant.

an _______ prevents a neighbor from obstructing your beautiful view of the lake on the other side of his property.

Easement for light and air

______ is the right of the government to take private property for public use.

Eminent domain

If an owner dies without a will or heirs, that property will be reverted to the state by process of _____

Escheat

A _____ is an estate that is perpetual, and not conditioned by stipulation or restriction. The most desireable estate.

Fee simple absolute


A _____ starts as absolute, but is attached with a condition or restriction.

Fee simple defeasible

This type of life estate ends with the death of the life estate owner, and passes back to the original owner or their heirs upon death. Jim gives to Yonda.

Ordinary life estate

This life estate endures over the lifetime of a third person. Jim gives to Yonda, who gives to beth.

Pur Autre Vie life estate