UBE Uniform Bar Exam — Real Property & Torts
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, SECTION 1 | Ownership and Interests in Real Property | Q1-Q9 | UBE Uniform Bar Exam — Real Property & Torts
Q1 Question 1 of 60
A grandmother conveys her beach house to her daughter for life, then to her granddaughter in fee
simple. The daughter leases the property to a tenant for five years. Two years into the lease, the
daughter dies unexpectedly. The tenant argues the lease survives the daughter's death and continues
for the remaining three years.
A. The lease terminates automatically upon the life tenant's death because the life estate ended.
B. The lease survives because a life tenant may lease the property for any reasonable term.
C. The lease survives only if the granddaughter consented to the lease in writing.
D. The lease converts to a month-to-month tenancy after the life tenant's death.
Correct Answer: A
Rationale:
A life estate terminates upon the death of the measuring life, and any lease granted by the life tenant that extends
beyond the life estate also terminates at that moment. The granddaughter takes possession free of the lease because
the life tenant cannot encumber the remainder interest beyond her own estate. Option A is wrong because a life
tenant's lease cannot extend beyond the life estate regardless of reasonableness.
Q2 Question 2 of 60
A husband and wife own their home as tenants by the entirety. The husband incurs a significant
personal debt to a creditor. The creditor seeks to partition the property to satisfy the debt. The wife
objects, claiming the property cannot be partitioned without her consent.
A. The creditor may partition the property because each spouse holds a divisible interest.
B. The creditor may force a sale of the husband's interest but not partition the entire property.
C. The creditor cannot partition the property because neither spouse holds a separately
transferable interest in a tenancy by the entirety.
D. The creditor may attach the husband's interest only if the debt was incurred for family necessities.
Correct Answer: C
Rationale:
In a tenancy by the entirety, each spouse owns the whole property rather than a divisible share, and a creditor of one
spouse alone cannot reach the property. This protection exists because neither spouse holds a separately alienable
interest. Option A incorrectly assumes each spouse has a divisible interest, which contradicts the fundamental nature
of tenancy by the entirety.
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