Freehold covenants Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Entry 2 of a Charges Register states that a conveyance dated 5 October 1999, made between Edward Charles Rigley (1) and Euan Andrew Palenbella (2), contains restrictive covenants. The Land Registry does not have a copy of this conveyance. Which ONE of the following statements about the contents of the conveyance is CORRECT? A. A buyer would be bound by the covenants contained in the missing conveyance, because the Charges Register refers to them B. A buyer would not be bound by the ...

Maine Real Estate ExamTruth in Lending - correct answer Truth in Lending (otherwise known as Regulation Z) is intended to do away with deceptive financing tactics, especially those involving hidden costs- for example, advertising a $250 car lease as zero-down and then tacking a $1,200 upfront payment at the time of contract disguised as an "incidental" acquisition fee. Freehold estates include: - correct answer The distinctive characteristic of freehold estates is that they endure for an ...

Pearson VUE Real Estate - National & Idaho Exam Questions And Correct Answers Real Property Real Estate plus the interests, benefits, and rights inherent in the ownership of real estate Personal Property is moveable (chattels) Fixture Personal property that has been affixed to land or a building that it is part of the real property Trade fixtures An article owned by a tenant and attached to rented space or a building for use in operating a business Emblements Annual plantings of crop...

Superior School of Real Estate (NC Real Estate Prelicensing) Exam Questions and Answers Bundle of Rights -Answer-Right to possession of the property: the right of quiet enjoyment of the property; the right to exclude others; the right to dispose of the property by gift, by sale, or by will; and the right to control the use of the property and profits within the limits of the law Tenements -Answer-All corporeal and incorporeal rights in land Corpreal Rights -Answer-Tangible things Incorpre...

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Mississippi Real Estate Exam Practice Questions And Answers Updated . Metes and Bounds - Answer - describes property by landmarks, monuments, distances and angles. From point of beginning (POB) and returns to POB Rectangular Survey System - Answer - uses longitude and latitude lines to identify ranges, tiers, and townships. Also called government survey system. Meridian - Answer - North-south lines 6miles apart Parallels - Answer - East-west lines 6 miles apart Ranges - Answer - North-sout...

Humber Real Estate - Course 2, Module 3, Understanding Residential Property Types, Ownership and Planning A self-contained housing unit with one or more habitable rooms containing at minimum a kitchen, bathroom facilities and an exit from the building. Define a 'Dwelling Unit' - A duplex is under single ownership (under 1 title) ... the dwelling units can then be lived in or rented out - The 2 dwelling units in a semi-detached structure are each owned separately (under 2 titles) What i...

Maine Real Estate ExamTruth in Lending - correct answer Truth in Lending (otherwise known as Regulation Z) is intended to do away with deceptive financing tactics, especially those involving hidden costs- for example, advertising a $250 car lease as zero-down and then tacking a $1,200 upfront payment at the time of contract disguised as an "incidental" acquisition fee. Freehold estates include: - correct answer The distinctive characteristic of freehold estates is that they endure for an ...

Texas Real Estate Exam (National) Already Graded A real property the tangible real estate and intangible rights associated with the ownership of real estate -transfers by deed or will personal property a right or interest in things of a temporary or movable nature; anything not classed as real property (chattel, personalty) -transfers by a bill of state fixture personal property that has been attached in such a way as to make it real property -"installed" often indicates permanent attachment...

These are the revision notes which I produced to sit the GDL land law exam (at Oxford Brookes) in 2021/22, in which I gained a distinction both in this paper and overall. I previously achieved a First in PPE at Oxford. The notes run to 65 pages and 22k words, covering in full detail the following topics: Fixtures and chattels Registered land Formalities Adverse possession Trusts of land Mortgages Easements Freehold covenants Leases Land registration and priorities