The doctrine of constructive severance applies to:

Which of the following is considered personal property?

Which of the following would run with the land?

As to real and personal property, which of the following is false?

Bundle of rights refers to:

Emblements refer to:

Real estate law is created by:

The most important test of a fixture is:

Which of the following is misspelled?

When a river or lake permanently recedes, the land created belongs to the owner of the bank by:

According to the classical definition of ownership of land:

Which of the following would be personal property?

Land is added to a waterfront lot when a lake recedes because of:

An owner's right to place a noncommercial sign on her property is protected by the:

Potable refers to:

In an area with many abandoned mines, a developer would be primarily concerned with:

a mobile home on wheels would be considered:

All of these are real property except:

To determine if the property is real or personal, consider as a test:

Not law but having the force and effect of law describes:

How would you describe a government patent?

Appurtenances are things going with the land. Which of the following are not appurtenances?

Emblements are:

Which of the following is a true statement?

Our Fair Housing laws have their basis in the:

A problem with personal property that makes ownership rights difficult to ascertain can occur because personal property can:

Real property would not include a(n):

Cropland is sold with no provision for the growing crops. Who has the greatest rights to the crops?

After his or her lease has expired, a former tenant may enter the property and remove:

Crops produced by labor are known as:

The following is not appurtenant to real estate:

Most of California real estate law originally comes from:

The right to use, exclude, encumber, sell, or lease refers to:

A deed was accidentally destroyed. The owner was fully protected as to his or her property rights because the deed was:

The Constitution requires just compensation be given when property is taken by the government from a private individual. The right is set forth in the:

To check what riparian rights he or she has in a property, a landowner should check:

The contemporary view of property ownership is ownership of:

How much of the land in California is government-owned?

Riparian rights are best described as:

The right of the reasonable use of water flowing on, under, or adjacent to a property is called a:

The opposite of avulsion is:

To dam or divert water, a landowner must have the approval of:

Floodwater accumulating in depressions is known as:

You acquire property by accession. Most likely you get the property by:

The system where the title was registered with a registrar is called the:

The real estate law comes from:

All item of personal property may be called a :

Which of the following would be regarded as real property?

A landowner obtains the right to take water from another property by:

a lease would be a:

A nonriparian rights owner may get the right to use surplus water from a lake by:

The right to take adjacent nonflowing water is called:

Property is:

A landowner can legally protect his or her property against flood damage by:

community property laws: