RESTATEMENT OF THE LAW FOURTH, PROPERTY PROJECTED OVERALL TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME [1] THE BASICS OF PROPERTY DIVISION ONE: DEFINITIONS
|
|
- Lynn Boone
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 RESTATEMENT OF THE LAW FOURTH, PROPERTY PROJECTED OVERALL TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME [1] THE BASICS OF PROPERTY Chapter 7. DIVISION ONE: DEFINITIONS Meanings of Property Property as a Relation Separation into Things Things versus Legal Things Tangible and Intangible Things Contracts as Property [pointers to Contracts Restatement and UCC] Property in Information [pointer to Intellectual Property Restatement(s)] Entitlement and Interest In Rem Rights Residual Claims Customary Rights Quasi-Property DIVISION TWO: ACCESSION Scope of Legal Thing Ad Coelum Airspace Minerals Chapter 17. Caves Accretion, etc. [cross-reference to water law, Vol. 2, Ch. 2] Fruits, etc. Fixtures Increase Chapter 22. Confusion Chapter 23. Improvements Chapter 24. Chapter 25. Chapter 26. Chapter 27. Chapter 28. Chapter 29. Chapter 30. Chapter 31. Chapter 32. Chapter 33. Chapter 34. DIVISION THREE: POSSESSION De Facto Possession Customary Legal Possession Basic Legal Possession Rights to Possess Ownership versus Possession Transitivity of Rights to Possess Sequential Possession, Finders Adverse Possession Adverse Possession and Prescription Interests Not Subject to Adverse Possession State of Mind in Adverse Possession xvii
2 Chapter 35. Chapter 36. Chapter 37. Chapter 38. Chapter 39. Tacking in Adverse Possession DIVISION FOUR: ACQUISITION Acquisition by Possession Acquisition by Accession Specification Creation VOLUME [2] INTERFERENCES WITH, AND LIMITS ON, OWNERSHIP AND POSSESSION Introductory Note (including requirements of possession) Chapter 7. Chapter 17. Chapter 22. Chapter 23. Chapter 24. Chapter 25. DIVISION ONE: PROPERTY TORTS Trespass to Land: Prima Facie Case Trespass to Land: Privileges and Defenses Conversion: Prima Facie Case Conversion: Defenses Trespass to Chattel: Prima Facie Case Trespass to Chattel: Defenses Private Nuisance: Prima Facie Case Private Nuisance: Defenses Private Action for Public Nuisance DIVISION TWO: MUTUAL DEFAULT RIGHTS Customary Rights and Privileges Air and Light Water Rights Lateral Support DIVISION THREE: REMEDIES Self-Help and Replevin Damages Accounting Injunctive Relief Constructive Trust Resulting Trust DIVISION FOUR: LIMITS ON POSSESSORY RIGHTS Owner Duties Custom Public Accommodations Antidiscrimination Public Policy Equitable Limits and Abuse of Right xviii
3 VOLUME [3] POWERS AND DUTIES ASSOCIATED WITH OWNERSHIP Chapter 7. Chapter 17. DIVISION ONE: OWNER POWERS Powers in General Power of Alienation Gifts Sales [with pointer to the UCC] Testation and Succession [with pointers to Will, Trusts & Estates] Power to Create Lesser Interests Domains of power Abandonment Destruction Other Powers [pointers to powers of appointment, agent s powers, equitable powers, reference to creation of security interests] DIVISION TWO: LICENSES Licenses Defined Durability of Licenses License versus Contract Relation to Possessory Remedies DIVISION THREE: BAILMENTS Bailment Defined Relation to License and Possession Creation Bailment and Contract Involuntary Bailments Liability of Bailee for Lost, Damaged, and Stolen goods Liability of Bailee for Misdelivery VOLUME [4] DIVIDED AND SHARED OWNERSHIP Introductory Note (on lesser forms of separation) DIVISION ONE: THE ESTATE SYSTEM Estates Future Interests Real versus Personal Property Conservation of Estates Maintenance Doctrines [incl. merger and extinguishment] Vestigial Maintenance Doctrines xix
4 Chapter 7. Chapter 17. Chapter 22. Chapter 23. Chapter 24. Chapter 25. Chapter 26. Chapter 27. Chapter 28. Chapter 29. Chapter 30. Chapter 31. Chapter 32. Chapter 33. Chapter 34. Chapter 35. Chapter 36. Chapter 37. Chapter 38. Chapter 39. Chapter 40. Chapter 41. Chapter 42. Chapter 43. Chapter 44. Chapter 45. Chapter 46. Chapter 47. The Closed Catalog of Estates Legal Recognition of Customary Rights Legal and Equitable Estates [pointer to Wills, Trusts & Estates] Estates in Fee Defeasible Fees and Future Interests Life Estates and Future Interests Waste Abuse of Right Restraints on Alienation Rule against Perpetuities [pointer] DIVISION TWO: CO-OWNERSHIP Co-ownership in General Tenancy in Common Joint Tenancy Tenancy by the Entirety Marital property [pointers] Tenancy in Partnership [pointers] Contribution Accounting Severance Partition Relation to Unjust enrichment and equity [pointer to Restatement (Third) of Restitution and Unjust Enrichment] DIVISION THREE: LANDLORD AND TENANT Types of Leases Term of Years Tenancy at Will Periodic Tenancy Tenancy at Sufferance Dependent and Independent Covenants Transfers of the Landlord Interests Transfers of the Tenant Interests Assignments Subleases Approval Clauses Agricultural, Commercial, and Residential Tenancies Tenant s Possessory Rights Rent Security Deposit Illegal Leases Quiet Enjoyment Constructive Eviction Implied Warranty of Habitability Termination in General xx
5 Chapter 48. Chapter 49. Chapter 50. Chapter 51. Chapter 52. Chapter 53. Chapter 54. Chapter 55. Chapter 56. Eviction and its Limits Mitigation of Damages Surrender Forfeiture Abandonment Merger/Extinguishment Regulation of Short-Term Rentals Tenants Relationship with Mortgage Lenders Leases of Personal Property DIVISION FOUR: COMMON INTEREST COMMUNITIES Chapter 57. Defined Chapter 58. Condominiums Chapter 59. Cooperatives Chapter 60. Creation Chapter 61. Association Powers Chapter 62. Rule Making Chapter 63. Rights of Association Members Chapter 64. Board Powers Chapter 65. Assessments Chapter 66. Enforcement Chapter 67. Amendments Chapter 68. Chapter 69. Chapter 70. Chapter 71. DIVISION FIVE: TRUSTS Legal and Equitable Title [pointer to Wills, Trusts and Estates] Protection against Third parties Good Faith Purchasers Organizational Property VOLUME [5] TITLE AND TRANSFERS OF OWNERSHIP Introductory Note (types of resources) DIVISION ONE: TRANSFERS Title Defined Nemo Dat Quod Non Habet Good Faith Purchasers Types of Notice Personal Property Transfers in General [pointer to the UCC] Real Property Transfers in General xxi
6 Chapter 7. Chapter 17. Chapter 22. Chapter 23. Chapter 24. Chapter 25. Chapter 26. Chapter 27. Chapter 28. Chapter 29. Chapter 30. Chapter 31. Chapter 32. Chapter 33. Chapter 34. Chapter 35. Chapter 36. Chapter 37. Chapter 38. Chapter 39. Chapter 40. Chapter 41. Chapter 42. Chapter 43. Chapter 44. Chapter 45. Chapter 46. Chapter 47. DIVISION TWO: RECORDING Recording and Registration Recording Acts (including types) Recording Requirements Types and Sufficiency of Legal Description Indexes Electronic Search Chain of Title Recording Mistakes Recorded Outside the Chain of Title Incorrectly Indexed Ineligibility to be Recorded Marketable Record Title Acts Bona Fide Purchasers Bona Fide Purchasers of Personal Property [pointer to the UCC] Shelter Rule Title Disputes Quiet Title Actions DIVISION THREE: LAND TRANSACTONS Contract and Conveyance Statute of Frauds Part Performance Seller s Disclosure Obligations Covenant to Convey Marketable Title Risk of Loss Equitable Conversion Estoppel [pointer to equitable property] Time of Performance Escrow Delivery and Acceptance Seller s Remedies Buyer s Remedies Types of Deeds Deed Requirements (common law and statutory) Land descriptions Implied Warranty Express Warranty Doctrine of Merger Remedies for Breach of Warranties of Title DIVISION FOUR: MORTGAGES Security Interests in General Non-Mortgage Liens Broker s Liens Remedies of Secured Creditors xxii
7 Chapter 48. Chapter 49. Mortgages of Real Property [pointer to Third Restatement] Security Interests in Personal Property [pointer to the UCC] VOLUME [6] SERVITUDES AND LAND USE DIVISION ONE: EASEMENTS Defined Contrasted with Licenses, Leases, and Reciprocal Default Rights Appurtenant Easements In Gross Easements Positive Easements Negative Easements Chapter 7. Types of Easements (incl. Conservation, Preservation, Solar, Wind) Right of Sepulcher [pointer to Volume [1], Chapter [12], quasi-property] Creation of Easements Grant Necessity Implication Prescription Estoppel Private Eminent Domain [pointer eminent domain, Volume 7] Misuse of Easements Chapter 17. Alteration of Easements Termination of Easements Servitudes on Personal Property DIVISION TWO: COVENANTS Defined Relation to contract Chapter 22. Public policy Chapter 23. Restraints on alienation Chapter 24. Running Chapter 25. Alteration Chapter 26. Termination of Covenants Chapter 27. Valuation Chapter 28. Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions [incl. pointer to Vol. 4, Div. 4] DIVISION THREE: ZONING AND LAND USE REGULATION Chapter 29. Defined Chapter 30. Subdivision Controls & Land Development [incl. pointer to Vol. 4, Div. 4] Chapter 31. Legal Framework for Zoning Chapter 32. Zoning Enabling Acts Chapter 33. Comprehensive Plans xxiii
8 Chapter 34. Boards of Zoning Appeals Chapter 35. Planning Commissions Chapter 36. Flexibility Tools Chapter 37. Variances Chapter 38. Special Exceptions Chapter 39. Planned Unit Developments Chapter 40. Rezonings Chapter 41. Floating Zones Chapter 42. Incentive Zoning Chapter 43. Contract Zoning Chapter 44. Constitutional Limits Chapter 45. Due Process Chapter 46. Takings [pointer to Volume 7, Division 2] Chapter 47. Equal Protection Chapter 48. First Amendment Chapter 49. Antidiscrimination Chapter 50. Nonconforming Uses Chapter 51. Vested Rights Chapter 52. Form-Based Codes VOLUME [7] PUBLIC RIGHTS AND TAKINGS DIVISION ONE: PUBLIC RIGHTS Defined Common and Public Rights Public Nuisance [pointer to Volume [2], Chapter [9]] Highways Navigation Public Trust Chapter 7. Public Land Grants Dedication Customary Public Rights Escheat, Execution, and Forfeiture DIVISION TWO: EMINENT DOMAIN Defined Taxes Distinguished Public use Just Compensation Partial Takings Limiting Legislation xxiv
9 Chapter 17. DIVISION THREE: BASICS OF PUBLIC FOREBEARANCE Defined Role of Regulatory Takings Anti-Retroactivity Vested Rights Due Process xxv
North Carolina Real Estate Law
North Carolina Real Estate Law North Carolina Real Estate Law Second Edition Neal R. Bevans Professor Western Piedmont Community College Carolina Academic Press Durham, North Carolina Copyright 2005,
More informationNorth Carolina Real Estate Law
North Carolina Real Estate Law North Carolina Real Estate Law Third Edition Neal R. Bevans Professor Western Piedmont Community College Carolina Academic Press Durham, North Carolina Copyright 2015 Neal
More informationThe Origins of American Real Property Law
Preface to the Fourth Edition..................................... ix Preface to the Third Edition..................................... xiii Preface to the Second Edition...................................xvii
More informationChapter XVIII PERSONAL PROPERTY CONDENSED OUTLINE
Chapter XVIII CONDENSED OUTLINE I. INTRODUCTION A. Nature of Property and Ownership. B. Limitations on Ownership. C. Methods of Acquisition and Ownership. D. Conflict of Laws. II. SPECIFIC TYPES OF A.
More informationLegal Concepts in Real Estate
Chapter 9 Legal Concepts in Real Estate 1 Chapter Objectives Identify the essential elements of a valid contract. Contrast real property and personal property. Identify the bundle of real property rights.
More informationTitle Transfer. When the title changes hands, this is called alienation.
Transfer 1 Title Transfer When the title changes hands, this is called alienation. 2 Involuntary Alienation Involuntary Transfer of Title Without the owner s consent. 3 Involuntary Transfer of Title The
More informationChapter 1 An introduction to Law 1
Chapter 1 An introduction to Law 1 I. LAW AND THE REAL ESTATE PROFESSION (p. 1) II. THE NATURE AND FUNCTIONS OF LAW (p. 4) A. Morality and Efficiency (p. 5) III. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND (p. 5) A. English
More informationSpring 2018 Credits: 4 Time: MW 10:30a-11:50a;TH 1:00p-2:20p Location: TBA PROPERTY
Professor Kellen Zale University of Houston Law Center Email: kbzale@central.uh.edu Phone: 713.743.0325 Office: BLB-128 PROPERTY Spring 2018 Credits: 4 Time: MW 10:30a-11:50a;TH 1:00p-2:20p Location: TBA
More informationIndiana Real Estate Pre License Course. 90 Hour Course Outline
Indiana Real Estate Pre License Course 90 Hour Course Outline I. The Real Estate Business Describe real estate activities Identify real estate professions Define residential, commercial, investment Identify
More informationChapter 52 Transfer and Control of Real Property
Chapter 52 Transfer and Control of Real Property A. Contract of Sale Marketable Title Title free from 1. encumbrances (such as mortgages, easements, liens, leases, and restrictive covenants) 2. defects
More informationCOURSE OUTLINE Business Law 2
Butler Community College Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Division Janice Akao Revised Fall 2014 Implemented Fall 2015 COURSE OUTLINE Business Law 2 Course Description BA116. Business Law 2.
More informationFurther Reading. General. Chapter 1. Chapter 2
219 Further Reading General Bum, E. H. (1994) Cheshire and Burn's Modern Law of Real Property, 15th edn (London: Butterworth) ('Cheshire'). Gray, K. (1993) Elements of Land Law, 2nd edn (London: Butterworth).
More informationDrafting and Negotiating Commercial Leases. John H. Hawthorne Partner, Protorae Law PLLC June 1, 2015
Drafting and Negotiating Commercial Leases John H. Hawthorne Partner, Protorae Law PLLC June 1, 2015 Drafting and Negotiating Commercial Leases Introduction to Drafting Commercial Leases Lease Provisions
More informationUnderstanding Property Law
Understanding Property Law Understanding Property Law fourth edition John G. Sprankling Distinguished Professor of Law University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law Carolina Academic Press Durham,
More informationA lease may be written or verbal.
Leases 1 A lease may be written or verbal. 2 The property owner is called the landlord (lessor). 3 The landlord retains a leased fee estate. 4 The landlord also has a reversionary estate. 5 The tenant
More informationReal Estate Principles
Real Estate Principles Chapter 1: An Introduction to Real Estate The Real Estate Industry Real Estate Transactions Real Estate Brokerage Real Estate as a Career Real Estate and the Law Chapter 2: The Nature
More informationPennsylvania Real Estate Fundamentals & Practice Course. 75 Hour Course Outline
Pennsylvania Real Estate Fundamentals & Practice Course 75 Hour Course Outline I. The Real Estate Business Describe real estate activities Identify real estate professions Define residential, commercial,
More information11. What is the difference between easement by necessity and easement by prescription?
In class work with answers for chapter 7-14 1. What does it mean for the government to have governmental powers? Government powers supersede individual rights to real estate for the protection of the general
More informationTennessee Basic Principles of Real Estate and New Affiliates 90 Hour Course Outline
Tennessee Basic Principles of Real Estate and New Affiliates 90 Hour Course Outline Basic Principles of Real Estate I. The Real Estate Business Describe real estate activities Identify real estate professions
More informationDearborn Modern Real Estate Practice in Illinois (8 th edition) Examination Outline National Portion
Dearborn Modern Real Estate Practice in Illinois (8 th edition) Examination Outline National Portion Testing Outline Chapter 1. Agency Relationships and Contracts, 28 questions A. Agency Relationships
More informationProperty A. PRESENT POSSESSORY PROPERTY INTERESTS The most extensive estate permitted by law.
Property I. ESTATES A. PRESENT POSSESSORY PROPERTY INTERESTS 1. Fee Simple Absolute a. Definition The most extensive estate permitted by law. b. The term "fee" connotes that the estate has been inherited.
More informationProperty, Servitudes/Easements- pp November 6, 2006 Crusto s Socratic Dialogue. 1. Please provide an Analytical Overview of the Topic.
Property, Servitudes/Easements- pp. 667-677 November 6, 2006 Crusto s Socratic Dialogue 1. Please provide an Analytical Overview of the Topic. This is the last topic we will cover for the semester: the
More informationModern Real Estate Practice, 18 th Edition
Chapter 16 Leases LECTURE OUTLINE: I. Leasing Real Estate A. Definition lease 1. A contract between owner of real estate (lessor) and tenant (lessee) to transfer rights of exclusive possession and use
More informationSYLLABUS. Law REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS AND LITIGATION. II. REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND SALES AGENTS (August 27; September 3)
SYLLABUS Law 257 - REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS AND LITIGATION I. COURSE OVERVIEW/INTRODUCTION (August 27) II. REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND SALES AGENTS (August 27; September 3) A. INTRODUCTION B. SOURCES OF RELEVANT
More informationINDEX. ABANDONMENT waiver, distinguished from, 242. AGENCY apparent, seller with, sale by, 110 necessity, of, 126, 288 sale, distinguished from, 11
INDEX ABANDONMENT waiver, distinguished from, 242 ABSOLUTE SALE OF GOODS, 23 ACCELERATION CLAUSES, 296 ACCEPTANCE acts of, inconsistent with seller s ownership, 223 breach of condition, after, effect of,
More informationFall 2018 Credits: 4 Time: W 6:00-8:50 pm; TH 6:00-7:20 pm Location: TBA PROPERTY
Professor Kellen Zale University of Houston Law Center Email: kbzale@central.uh.edu Phone: 713.743.0325 Office: BLB-128 PROPERTY Fall 2018 Credits: 4 Time: W 6:00-8:50 pm; TH 6:00-7:20 pm Location: TBA
More informationLIST OF CHAPTERS. Chapter 2 MECHANICS OF A QUIET TITLE ACTION QUIET TITLE ACTIONS AGAINST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
LIST OF CHAPTERS Chapter 1 QUIET TITLE SETTING THE STAGE.................... 1 Chapter 2 MECHANICS OF A QUIET TITLE ACTION................ 43 Chapter 3 PARTIES AND SERVICE.................................
More informationEXAM REVIEW COURSE MANUAL
EXAM REVIEW COURSE MANUAL I. LEGAL ASPECTS A. PROPERTY 1. Real Property 2. Fixtures 3. Run with the Land 4. Personal Property B. ESTATES 1. Freehold a. Fee Simple Estates (Fee Estate) b. Fee Simple Defeasible
More informationCHAPTER 14 REAL PROPERTY PRACTICE
CHAPTER 14 REAL PROPERTY PRACTICE PART I. BASIC REAL ESTATE ACQUISITION DOCUMENTS AND SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SHORT SALES AND DISTRESSED PROPERTIES. A. The Listing Agreement. 1. (14.1.1) General Purpose.
More informationPreparing for the Sale or Purchase
Table of Contents About the Author...ix Table of Chapters...xi Acknowledgments for the First Edition... xxv Preface to the Third Edition...xxvii Introduction...xxix Ethics and Professional Responsibility...xxxiii
More informationInsuring Easements Prepared By: Stewart J. Skip Sacks, Virginia State Counsel Stewart Title Guaranty Company
Insuring Easements Prepared By: Stewart J. Skip Sacks, Virginia State Counsel Stewart Title Guaranty Company I. Overview of Easements (10 min) A. Definition An Easement is an interest in land owned by
More informationProperty, Equitable Servitudes, Creation and Enforceability- pp , 772 November 20, 2006 Crusto s Socratic Dialogue
Property, Equitable Servitudes, Creation and Enforceability- pp. 746-768, 772 November 20, 2006 Crusto s Socratic Dialogue 1. Please provide an Analytical Overview of the Topic. We continue our study of
More informationWISCONSIN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL INFORMATION MEMORANDUM
WISCONSIN LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL INFORMATION MEMORANDUM 2003 Wisconsin Act 283: Changes to Condominium Law INTRODUCTION 2003 Wisconsin Act 283 makes a number of revisions, additions, and clarifications to
More informationEscrow & Evidence of Title Evidence of Title Chapter 13 Escrow Grantor / Grantee Index Escrow May Be Rendered by: Escrow Performs Such Duties as:
Escrow & Evidence of Title Chapter 13 Escrow Escrow acts as a neutral third party. Hawaii s Escrow Act of 1967: Maintain a minimum net capital or obtain bonding. Be a corporation. Subject to annual audit.
More information952 A PROPERTY LAW READER
INDEX - A - ABANDONMENT chattels, of, 331-2 easements, of, 778 ABORIGINAL PROPERTY RIGHTS Australian law of, 12-9 bona fide purchasers for value and, 891-4 common law recognition of, rules for, 391-403
More informationA B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W Z
A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W Z A Adjoining In actual contact with another object (i.e., attached). Same as Contiguous. Agent An individual/entity who transacts, represents, or manages business
More information8/31/2017. Legal Foundations to Value. Claims that the government is obligated to enforce. Non-revocable. Enduring
Legal Foundations to Value What do we mean by rights What are property rights What is real property What is personal property What do we do when the difference is unclear Claims that the government is
More informationEXAM SPECIFICATIONS FOR REAL ESTATE LAW
EXAM SPECIFICATIONS FOR REAL ESTATE LAW PURPOSE OF THE EXAM. The purpose of the certification exam is to require an applicant to demonstrate substantial knowledge of significant legal concepts and corresponding
More informationLegal Aspects of Real Estate, Sixth Edition Quizzes
Quizzes 441 Legal Aspects of Real Estate, Sixth Edition Quizzes Instructions: Quizzes are open book. All answers are Multiple Choice. The answer key is located on Page 457. Quiz 1 Chapters 1-2, Pages 1-20
More informationReal Estate 63-Hour Sales Associate Pre-Licensing Course. Topics Covered & Learning Objectives
Real Estate 63-Hour Sales Associate Pre-Licensing Course Topics Covered & Learning Objectives Lesson 1: Administrative Matters And Course Overview; The Real Estate Business Describe the various activities
More informationNational Practice Questions. II. Forms of Ownership, Transfer, and Recording of Title
National Practice Questions II. Forms of Ownership, Transfer, and Recording of Title 1. John gave a house to his daughters Mary and Sally. Sally dies. Mary inherits all of the house over the objections
More informationChapter 2 6/1/2010. Are These Houses Really Alike? Real Property: a Bundle of Rights. What Are Rights?
Are These Houses Really Alike? Chapter 2 Legal Foundations to Value City vs. County? Implied easements? Prescriptive easements? Easements in gross? Homestead rights? Restrictive covenants? McGraw-Hill/Irwin
More informationHong Kong Land Law Notes
Hong Kong Land Law Notes 2018 1 st Edition PCLLConversion.com Copyright PCLLConversion.com 2018 Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION... 7 A. How to use Conversion Notes... 7 2. DEFINITIONS AND FORMALITIES...
More informationLEGAL CONSIDERATIONS IN APPRAISAL (from:
Chapter 1: PROPERTY AND LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS The first thing an appraiser must determine is what property rights are being appraised. At the beginning of any discussion about property, it is important to
More informationIssues Relating To Commercial Leasing. AUSTRALIA Clayton Utz
Issues Relating To Commercial Leasing AUSTRALIA Clayton Utz CONTACT INFORMATION Peter McMahon Clayton Utz 1 O'Connell Street, Sydney NSW 2000 +61 2 9353 4000 pmcmahon@claytonutz.com www.claytonutz.com
More informationLIST OF CHAPTERS VOLUME 1 VOLUME 2 BROKER LISTING DOCUMENTS CONTRACTS TO BUY AND SELL CONTRACTS FOR I.R.C EXCHANGES
LIST OF CHAPTERS VOLUME 1 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 BROKER LISTING DOCUMENTS CONTRACTS TO BUY AND SELL CONTRACTS FOR I.R.C. 1031 EXCHANGES DEEDS VOLUME 2 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter
More informationSales Associate Course. Titles, Deeds and Ownership Restrictions
Sales Associate Course Chapter Nine Titles, Deeds and Ownership Restrictions Copyright Gold Coast Schools 1 Title to Real Property Title - ownership enforceable by law Equitable title right to gain ownership
More informationINTRODUCTION TO CYPRUS LAW
INTRODUCTION TO CYPRUS LAW Andreas Neocleous & Co Editor DENNIS CAMPBELL, BA, JD, LLM Member of the New York and Iowa State Bars Director, Center for International Legal Studies Salzburg, Austria Published
More informationEscrow & Evidence of Title
Escrow & Evidence of Title 1 Chapter 13 2 Escrow Escrow acts as a neutral third party. Hawaii s Escrow Act of 1967: Maintain a minimum net capital or obtain bonding. Be a corporation. Subject to annual
More informationTuesday May 16 First Test (Chapters 1-4, and 8 if covered. Wednesday May 17. Read. Chapters 13 and 14. Lecture re: contract law.
Syllabus RE 6455 Real Estate Law - (CRN 50298 Summer 2006) Morning 8 to 12 Monday May 15 Read Chapters 1-4 Read Chapter 8 if time permits Tuesday May 16 First Test (Chapters 1-4, and 8 if covered Read
More informationLandlords, Tenants and Property Management
CITE THIS READING MATERIAL AS: first tuesday Landlords, Tenants and Property Management Eighth Edition Table of Contents i Table of...iv Introduction...vi Glossary...441 Table of Contents Chapter 1 Chapter
More informationARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE 2910 N. 44th Street, Ste. 100, Phoenix, AZ
This is an outline of the prescribed curriculum for the Arizona real estate salesperson's pre-license course. The course comprises a minimum of 90 hours of classroom instruction and is one prerequisite
More informationTHE SALE OF GOODS. P S Atiyah QC, DCL, FBA. of the Inner Temple, Barrister Formerly Professor of English Law in the University of Oxford
THE SALE OF GOODS P S Atiyah QC, DCL, FBA of the Inner Temple, Barrister Formerly Professor of English Law in the University of Oxford NINTH EDITION J N Adams LLB Barrister of the Inner Temple, Professor
More informationPhysical Encumbrances
Physical Encumbrances Types of physical encumbrances include (1) deed restrictions, (2) easements, and (3) encroachments. D eed restrictions A major package of private deed restriction are covenants, conditions
More informationLIST OF PRACTICE AREAS
LIST OF PRACTICE AREAS ADMINISTRATIVE LAW ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION APPELLATE, TRIAL AND LEGAL ETHICS CONSULTING BANKING BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION DEBTOR/CREDITOR EMPLOYMENT ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ESTATE PLANNING
More informationUNIT I INDIAN CONTRACT ACT, 1872
Contents About the Author I-5 Preface I-7 Syllabus I-9 Chapter-heads I-11 List of Cases I-23 UNIT I INDIAN CONTRACT ACT, 1872 1 ICA, 1872 : NATURE, MEANING, ESSENTIALS AND KINDS OF CONTRACT 1.1 Introduction
More informationPROPERTY LAW SUMMARY 2011
SUMMARY 2011 LAWSKOOL PTY LTD CONTENTS HOW DOES THE LAW DEFINE PROPERTY 5 What can be considered property 5 The rights of property 6 The Distinction between PERSONAL and REAL property 7 Real property 7
More informationELEMENTS OF REAL PROPERTY
ELEMENTS OF REAL PROPERTY Real property consists of: Land: including the soil on the surface of the earth, all of the water, minerals, oil, and gas contained on or below the surface, and most of the airspace
More informationPrinciples of Real Estate Chapter 17-Leases And Property Management
Principles of Real Estate Chapter 17-Leases And Property Management This chapter will explain the elements needed for a valid lease, the different rights ascribed to tenants and property owners, and the
More informationARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE 2910 North 44 Street, Suite 100, Phoenix, AZ
OUTLINE OF PRESCRIBED 90 HOUR PRELICENSE CURRICULUM FOR This is an outline of the prescribed curriculum for the Arizona real estate broker's prelicense course. The course comprises a minimum of 90 hours
More informationPLEASE NOTE. For more information concerning the history of this Act, please see the Table of Public Acts.
PLEASE NOTE This document, prepared by the Legislative Counsel Office, is an office consolidation of this Act, current to May 30, 2009. It is intended for information and reference purposes only. This
More informationINTERESTS IN GOODS. Edited by PROFESSOR NORMAN PALMER Rowe and Maw Professor of Commercial Law, University College London AND
INTERESTS IN GOODS Edited by PROFESSOR NORMAN PALMER Rowe and Maw Professor of Commercial Law, University College London AND PROFESSOR EWAN McKENDRICK Professor of English Law, University College, London
More informationChapter XVII REAL PROPERTY CONDENSED OUTLINE
Chapter XVII CONDENSED OUTLINE I. IN GENERAL A. Restatement and Texts. B. Uniform Laws. C. Definitions. D. Conflict of Laws. II. ESTATES A. In General. B. Freehold Estates. C. Ownership by Cotenants. D.
More informationPROPERTY LAW SUMMARY LAWSKOOL.CO.UK LAWSKOOL PTY LTD
PROPERTY LAW SUMMARY LAWSKOOL.CO.UK LAWSKOOL PTY LTD CONTENTS DEFINITIONS OF PROPERTY 4 BASIC DEFINITION OF PROPERTY 4 PROPERTY ABOVE LAND 4 Higher stratum of airspace 4 Lower stratum of airspace 4 Guidelines
More informationA Deep Dive into Easements
A Deep Dive into Easements Diane B. Davies, John A. Lovett, James C. Smith I. Introduction Easements are ubiquitous in the United States. They serve an invaluable function. They allow persons and property
More informationMOCK EXAM 2 Answer Key
MOCK EXAM 2 Answer Key 1. D Explanation: Also called the sales comparison method, the market data method is the only reliable approach to determining the value of an older residence. 2. B Explanation:
More informationNational Exam Content Outline for Salesperson and Broker
National Exam Content Outline for Salesperson and Broker Effective: January 1, 2017 The national portion of the real estate exam is made up of eighty (80) scored items, which are distributed as noted in
More informationPeter Levaggi, Joint Head of Property Litigation Group, Charles Russell LLP
Peter Levaggi, Joint Head of Property Litigation Group, Charles Russell LLP Roger Elford, Joint Head of Group, Charles Russell LLP II JORDANS CONTENTS Foreword Preface Table of Cases Table of Statutes
More informationTHE ESSENTIALS. Essential Elements of Value Demand Utility or usefulness Scarcity Transferability
LEARNING AIDS THE ESSENTIALS Essential Elements of a Deed Intent of the Grantor Names of the Parties Description of the Property Granting Clause Consideration In Writing Signature of the Grantor DELIVERY
More informationChapter 13 Questions Title Records
Chapter 13 Questions Title Records 1. Which of the following is acceptable evidence of marketable title? a. A trust deed b. A warranty deed c. A title insurance policy d. An affidavit 2. When a claim is
More informationOWNERSHIP (REAL PROPERTY CHARACTERISTICS, DEFINITIONS, OWNERSHIP, RESTRICTIONS, AND TRANSFER) PERSONAL PROPERTY (personalty or chattel)
OWNERSHIP (REAL PROPERTY CHARACTERISTICS, DEFINITIONS, OWNERSHIP, RESTRICTIONS, AND TRANSFER) Property is everything subject to ownership (also known as title). Tangible (corporeal) means physical items
More informationReal Property Outline
This outline was created for the February 2008 California bar exam. The law changes over time, so use with caution. If you would like an editable version of this outline, go to http://www.barexammind.com/california-bar-exam-outlines/
More informationACADEMIC COURSE SYLLABUS
ACADEMIC COURSE SYLLABUS COURSE TITLE: REAL PROPERTY COURSE NUMBER: LAW 702A Real Property - 1st semester of two-semester course* LAW 702B Real Property - 2nd semester of two-semester course* * Denotes
More informationProperty. Adverse Possession: An Introductory Lesson
Property In this subject, CALI has Lessons, Podcasts and elangdell Press Texts. There are also Casebook Correlations and CALI Topic Grids available on the CALI website to aid you in assigning lessons.
More informationMOCK EXAM 1 Answer Key
MOCK EXAM 1 Answer Key 1. C Explanation: An open-end loan is one that permits the borrower to reborrow the money he has repaid on the principal, usually up to the original loan amount, without executing
More informationLEVEL 3 - UNIT 4 LAND LAW SUGGESTED ANSWERS JUNE 2012
Note to Candidates and Tutors: LEVEL 3 - UNIT 4 LAND LAW SUGGESTED ANSWERS JUNE 2012 The purpose of the suggested answers is to provide students and tutors with guidance as to the key points students should
More informationREAL PROPERTY: LIMITATION OF ACTIONS
REAL PROPERTY: LIMITATION OF ACTIONS ISBN 983-3519-01-6 Author: Nasser Hamid Binding: Softcover/Extent: 580 pp Publication Price: MYR 150.00 The law is stated as of December 31, 2005 Chapter 1 LIMITATION
More information1. The earliest method of transferring title to real property was by the of by the owner to another.
CHAPTER 7 SHORT-ANSWER QUESTIONS 1. The earliest method of transferring title to real property was by the of by the owner to another. 2. There are at present four basic ways land can be transferred from
More informationREAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY (68 PA.C.S.) - PRIVATE TRANSFER FEE OBLIGATIONS Act of Jun. 24, 2011, P.L. 40, No. 8 Session of 2011 No.
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY (68 PA.C.S.) - PRIVATE TRANSFER FEE OBLIGATIONS Act of Jun. 24, 2011, P.L. 40, No. 8 Cl. 68 Session of 2011 No. 2011-8 HB 442 AN ACT Amending Title 68 (Real and Personal Property)
More informationLaw of Land Tenure in Papua New Guinea
Melanesia Law Series Law of Land Tenure in Papua New Guinea Professor Rudolph W. James Port Moresby Melanesia Law Publishers 2011 Foreword Preface Acknowledgement Table of Cases Table of Statues Glossary
More informationCOMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP ACT. CHAPTER 828 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES (Revised through the 2016 legislative session) TABLE OF CONTENTS
COMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP ACT CHAPTER 828 OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES (Revised through the 2016 legislative session) TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I: GENERAL PROVISIONS AND APPLICABILITY............................
More informationReal Estate Law for Planners. APA National Conference New York, NY May 9, 2017
Real Estate Law for Planners APA National Conference New York, NY May 9, 2017 Your Panelists Brian Connolly Otten Johnson Robinson Neff + Ragonetti, P.C. Denver, Colorado Evan Seeman Robinson & Cole LLP
More informationFULL OUTLINE. Bar Exam Doctor BAREXAMDOCTOR.COM. PROPERTY
FULL OUTLINE www.barexamdoctor.com PROPERTY I. THE PRESENT ESTATES a. The fee simple absolute i. How to create 1. To A or To A and his heirs ii. Distinguishing characteristics 1. This is absolute ownership
More informationDemystifying the Commercial Lease Agreement Scott M. Brasil
Demystifying the Commercial Lease Agreement Scott M. Brasil MAY 19, 2017 TOPICS 1. The Commercial Lease Agreement 2. Common Clauses 3. Other Important Lease Provisions 4. Questions 1 The Commercial Lease
More informationTexas Commercial Lease Agreement
Texas Commercial Lease Agreement In consideration of the Landlord s leasing of the premises to the Tenant, the Tenant s leasing from the Landlord the premises, and the mutual benefits and obligations conferred
More informationCALIFORNIA RESIDENTIAL PURCHASE AGREEMENT
CALIFORNIA RESIDENTIAL PURCHASE AGREEMENT I. The Parties. This Real Estate Purchase Agreement ( Agreement ) made on, 20 ( Effective Date ) between: ( Buyer ) with a mailing address of, City of, State of
More informationTYPES OF PROPERTY. Property: Legally protected rights and interests in anything with an ascertainable value that is subject to ownership.
TYPES OF PROPERTY Property: Legally protected rights and interests in anything with an ascertainable value that is subject to ownership. Real Property (or Realty): Land and everything of value attached
More informationKENTUCKY RESIDENTIAL LEASE (KREC)
This Form Has Been Approved By The Kentucky Real Estate Commission (This is a Legally Binding Contract If you do not fully understand the terms of this contract, contact an attorney) PARTIES KENTUCKY RESIDENTIAL
More informationii. When resources have been expended to obtain and disseminate information, the producer is protected against its competitor using it for its
Property Outline First Acquisition I. Discovery 1. Exclusive title goes to the government, person, or subject who made the discovery against all others. II. Conquest: 1. The taking of possession of territory
More informationThis Lease is entered into by and between hereinafter referred to as "Landlord" with an address of
TM OwnerMarketing.com Residential Lease This Lease is entered into by and between hereinafter referred to as "Landlord" with an address of and hereinafter referred to as "Tenant" with an address of. In
More informationCOMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PURCHASE AGREEMENT AND DEPOSIT RECEIPT. This Real Estate Purchase Agreement and Deposit Receipt ( Agreement ) is made between:
LOSS REALTY GROUP COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PURCHASE AGREEMENT AND DEPOSIT RECEIPT This Real Estate Purchase Agreement and Deposit Receipt ( Agreement ) is made between: a(n), having an address of ( Buyer
More informationpropertymark QUALIFICATIONS LEVEL 3 AWARD IN COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AGENCY (ENGLAND, WALES AND NORTHERN IRELAND) QUALIFICATION SPECIFICATION
propertymark QUALIFICATIONS LEVEL 3 AWARD IN COMMERCIAL PROPERTY AGENCY (ENGLAND, WALES AND NORTHERN IRELAND) QUALIFICATION SPECIFICATION LIVE FROM JANUARY 2018 ABOUT PROPERTYMARK QUALIFICATIONS Propertymark
More information6 Model Leasehold Mortgagee Protections (Maximum) TABLE OF CONTENTS I. DEFINITIONS LOSSES AND LOSS PROCEEDS A. Prompt Notice B. Casualty C.
6 Model Leasehold Mortgagee Protections (Maximum) TABLE OF CONTENTS I. DEFINITIONS II. LOSSES AND LOSS PROCEEDS A. Prompt Notice B. Casualty C. Substantial Condemnation D. Insubstantial Condemnation E.
More informationPCLL Conversion Examination January 2018 Examiner s Comments Commercial Law
Part A (Sale and Acquisition of Goods) PCLL Conversion Examination January 2018 Examiner s Comments Commercial Law Part A consisted of two problem type questions. Question one s facts were based loosely
More informationCalifornia Real Estate Principles, 11 th ed., by Walt Huber Midterm A Chapter 1-7 Copyright March 2006, Educational Textbook Company
California Real Estate Principles, 11 th ed., by Walt Huber Midterm A Chapter 1-7 Copyright March 2006, Educational Textbook Company 1. Which of the following is NOT a test to determine whether an item
More informationA13. Real Estate Fundamentals: A Primer for New Land Trust Staff. Room 407. Session Faculty: Steve Swartz
A13. Real Estate Fundamentals: A Primer for New Land Trust Staff Friday, October 12 10:30 a.m. - Noon Room 407 Session Faculty: Steve Swartz Rally 2018: The National Land Conservation Conference Pittsburgh,
More informationNORFOLK COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS GLOSSARY OF TERMS
NORFOLK COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS GLOSSARY OF TERMS A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A Abstract of Title A summary of records affecting title to a subject property. Acceptance Action
More informationPROPERTY TOPIC OUTLINE 1
DAN WILSON'S OUTLINES PROPERTY TOPIC OUTLINE 1 My outlines are not intended to be definitive, comprehensive treatments of the various subjects. They are offered to show the thought processes of a successful
More informationQuiz 40:Leasing and Managing Property
Quiz 40:Leasing and Managing Property 1. When a tenant sublets all or any part of the premises rented under a written lease, a. the tenant assigns all rights, title, and interests in the rented property
More informationContent Outlines Brok Br er ok Cemetery Salesperson Brok Br er ok Membership Campground Salesperson r Brok Br er ok
Content Outlines Content Outline For Real Estate Salesperson Effective February 15, 2019 (Designed for a single 180 question examination) This Arizona Real Estate Salesperson Examination Content Outline
More information