REE 3433 Exam 3 prep
A deed is a written or oral conveyance of real estate from one party to another
-True
-False - ANS--False
A deed is a written or oral conveyance of real estate from one party to another
-True
-False - ANS--False
A deed must include the addresses of the grantor and grantee.
-True
-False - ANS--False
A deed must include the addresses of the grantor and grantee.
-True
-False - ANS--False
A description of property that uses distances and directions based on monuments, such
as a tree or a rock, is called: - ANS-Metes and bounds
A description of property that uses distances and directions based on monuments, such
as a tree or a rock, is called: - ANS-Metes and bounds
A document can be rejected from a recorder's office for not having the proper color ink
or size of characters.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A document can be rejected from a recorder's office for not having the proper color ink
or size of characters.
-True
-False - ANS--True
,A fictitious name can be used for the grantor, as long as the real grantor can be easily
identified.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A fictitious name can be used for the grantor, as long as the real grantor can be easily
identified.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A landlord is generally liable to tenants injured in the following situations, except: -
ANS--Liable to tenants for failure to warm of risks he does not know about but which the
tenant was aware
A landlord is generally liable to tenants injured in the following situations, except: -
ANS--Liable to tenants for failure to warm of risks he does not know about but which the
tenant was aware
A landlord may be held liable for injuries on the premises where the injuries
-Occurred in an area controlled by the landlord
-Resulted from the landlord's attempt to repair the property even when the landlord had
no duty to repair
-Were caused by a criminal
-All of the above - ANS--All of the above
A landlord may be held liable for injuries on the premises where the injuries
-Occurred in an area controlled by the landlord
-Resulted from the landlord's attempt to repair the property even when the landlord had
no duty to repair
-Were caused by a criminal
-All of the above - ANS--All of the above
A landowner who is unaware of a dangerous condition on his property will sometimes
be held liable to invitees injured by that condition.
, -True
-False - ANS--True
A landowner who is unaware of a dangerous condition on his property will sometimes
be held liable to invitees injured by that condition.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A lawful business such as a noisy tavern, cannot be declared a public nuisance
-True
-False - ANS--False
A lawful business such as a noisy tavern, cannot be declared a public nuisance
-True
-False - ANS--False
A lease is not only a contract but also conveys a leasehold property interest to the
lessee.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A lease is not only a contract but also conveys a leasehold property interest to the
lessee.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A lease legally required to be in writing does not require a provision stating who has the
duty to keep the property repaired; nonetheless, most parties would want this included
in their lease
-True
-False - ANS--True
A deed is a written or oral conveyance of real estate from one party to another
-True
-False - ANS--False
A deed is a written or oral conveyance of real estate from one party to another
-True
-False - ANS--False
A deed must include the addresses of the grantor and grantee.
-True
-False - ANS--False
A deed must include the addresses of the grantor and grantee.
-True
-False - ANS--False
A description of property that uses distances and directions based on monuments, such
as a tree or a rock, is called: - ANS-Metes and bounds
A description of property that uses distances and directions based on monuments, such
as a tree or a rock, is called: - ANS-Metes and bounds
A document can be rejected from a recorder's office for not having the proper color ink
or size of characters.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A document can be rejected from a recorder's office for not having the proper color ink
or size of characters.
-True
-False - ANS--True
,A fictitious name can be used for the grantor, as long as the real grantor can be easily
identified.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A fictitious name can be used for the grantor, as long as the real grantor can be easily
identified.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A landlord is generally liable to tenants injured in the following situations, except: -
ANS--Liable to tenants for failure to warm of risks he does not know about but which the
tenant was aware
A landlord is generally liable to tenants injured in the following situations, except: -
ANS--Liable to tenants for failure to warm of risks he does not know about but which the
tenant was aware
A landlord may be held liable for injuries on the premises where the injuries
-Occurred in an area controlled by the landlord
-Resulted from the landlord's attempt to repair the property even when the landlord had
no duty to repair
-Were caused by a criminal
-All of the above - ANS--All of the above
A landlord may be held liable for injuries on the premises where the injuries
-Occurred in an area controlled by the landlord
-Resulted from the landlord's attempt to repair the property even when the landlord had
no duty to repair
-Were caused by a criminal
-All of the above - ANS--All of the above
A landowner who is unaware of a dangerous condition on his property will sometimes
be held liable to invitees injured by that condition.
, -True
-False - ANS--True
A landowner who is unaware of a dangerous condition on his property will sometimes
be held liable to invitees injured by that condition.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A lawful business such as a noisy tavern, cannot be declared a public nuisance
-True
-False - ANS--False
A lawful business such as a noisy tavern, cannot be declared a public nuisance
-True
-False - ANS--False
A lease is not only a contract but also conveys a leasehold property interest to the
lessee.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A lease is not only a contract but also conveys a leasehold property interest to the
lessee.
-True
-False - ANS--True
A lease legally required to be in writing does not require a provision stating who has the
duty to keep the property repaired; nonetheless, most parties would want this included
in their lease
-True
-False - ANS--True
