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This document is an outline of every chapter from Anderson and Bogart's Property textbook. It's very long and especially helpful for open-note exams.

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discovery includes - interrogatories, requests for admission, requests for documents, subpoenas, depositions discovery rules - discovery is allowed regarding any matter that is relevant to the claim or defense of any party define a controlling precedent - a binding authority that requires a court to follow prior court decisions in its jurisdiction a party may appeal 4 things - a verdict, legal issue, motion, adverse court ruling a trial just by a judge is a - bench trial action of law/eq...

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Which neighborhood quality of life issue is most affected by the overuse of alcohol? a. property values b. noise c. traffic congestion d. homelessness - Correct answer-B. Noise Irresponsible alcohol sales in a community typically lead to an increase in a. calls to law enforcement. b. home values c. car and home insurance rates. d. drug overdoses. - Correct answer-A. Call to law enforcement Which symptom is associated with alcohol-impaired driving? a. increased heart rate b. breathing...

Rules of Construction Help to identify and establish the intent of the parties to the contract Utmost good faith Each party is entitled to rely on the representation of the other, and each party should have a reasonable expectation that the other is acting in good faith without attempts to conceal or deceive. Aleatory Contract A contract under which one party's performance is contingent on an uncertain event. property and casualty agent has the power to bind the insurer...

AN INTRODUCTION TO SOME FUNDAMENTALS A. What is Property 1. In legal discourse, property is what the law defines as proper ty. If a claim to a resource is not recognized by law, it is not proper ty in a legal sense. Once recognized by law, a claim becomes a legal right. a. A person may be said to hold a proper ty interest if he has any right which the law will protect against infringement by others. There is tangible and intangible property. Perhaps the most important distinction is the ...