Land Law Concept (Part 1)
問題一覧
1
All rights exercised in relation to land have proprietory status only.
2
A person’s rights over a piece of land extend to only the lower airspace above the physical surface area of that land and limit to the height of a person.
3
The greater the degree of annexation the more likely an object is deemed to be a fixture.
4
Easement
5
(i), (ii), (iii)
6
He must be a donee who gets the land for free.
7
A unit in the condominium.
8
Right of entry.
9
It is an estate in land liable to end upon the occurrence of a specified event.
10
A 'white' site is a plot of land in which the owner can change the use of land without the need to pay differential premium.
11
Beneficiary
12
Easement, mortgage, lease
13
(i), (ii) & (iv)
14
Joint Tenancy
15
(i), (ii), (iii) & (iv)
16
Positive covenant
17
Trustee has a power to sell
18
The creation of an implied trust need not be manifested in writing to be valid.
19
A trustee must also be a beneficiary under the trust.
20
Beneficiaries of the trust can, in certain circumstances, remove a trustee or require a trustee to retire.
21
The starting position that trustees have all powers of an absolute owner an be curtailed by express provision in the disposition creating the trust of land.
22
Trustees have the powers to restrict or exclude one or more the beneficiaries from occupying the trust land, and if trustees cannot reach a unanimous decision, the decision of the majority will be applied.
23
A tenency in common requires the unity of possession only.
24
An oral declaration of an intent to sever
25
Severance generally has an effect on the severing tenant only.
26
A person who has a license to occupy land will be able to enforce that license against a third party.
27
Upon revocation of a bare license, the licensee shall decide when to leave the licensor's land.
28
A licensor can revoke a contractual license at any time and when this occurs, the licensee must leave the licensor's land immediately without notice.
29
Proprietary right
30
A right that confers a benefit on the current owner of the dominant tenement cannot be an easement.
31
The right must be capable of being granted by the Servient tenement.
32
The extent of interest which a person has in land or real property.
33
(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
34
Life estate
35
A mortgage can only be created over a freehold estate.
36
A mortgagee is obliged to incur additional expense, where appropriate, to achieve a higher price for the mortgaged property at sale at all times.
37
The equity of redemption is the ability to redeem the mortgage even after the legal date for redemption has passed.
38
(iii) and (iv)
39
Unity of Possession
40
A and B co-own the property under joint tenancy.
41
A and B own 2/3 shares jointly. C's wife owns 1/3 share as tenant-in-common.
42
Degree of annexation test
43
(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
44
Leasehold title
45
Land B is the servient tenement and Land A is the dominant tenement.
46
belonged to Tim
47
All of the above
48
Only (iv) is correct
49
Developer's show flat
50
(ii) and (iii)
51
Yes, the ceiling light is Tenant's property.
52
Fixed for own enjoyment
53
(i) and (ii) only
54
(iii) only
55
Freehold interest
56
All of them
57
not subject to ABSD nor BSD
58
is done with a Deed
59
is determined by court judgement
60
Grant of probate
61
Land Tenure
62
Incorporeal hereditament
63
That he installed it for enjoyment and not meant to be fixed to his property permanently.
64
John's goods were not shipped due to bad weather and he left his 6 containers at the port without getting a permit.
65
Anthony divorces his wife
66
passed on to Brenda as state covenants bind successive parties.
67
Harry owns a property that is currently under construction.
68
(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
69
A food carnival along Orchard Road.
70
(iii) only
71
Olive has the remainder succession of the fee simple property when Sean passes away.
72
Luke can rent out the house during his lifetime.
73
Peter has to surrender the bungalow within 3 years if one of his parents were to go bankrupt.
74
All owners are like shareholders.
75
Buy REITs
76
Servient tenement
77
Jason's wife will inherit Jason's 50% shares.
78
an incorporeal hereditament
79
(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
80
Restrictive covenant
81
A restrictive covenant that runs with the land
82
Dominant tenement
83
Reversionary interest
84
run with the land
85
It confers the right of survivorship.
86
(i), (ii) and (iii)
87
(i), (ii) & (iii)
88
by the deposit of title deeds.
89
Buying a freehold property that is currently under construction.
90
All but (i)
91
Easement
92
Either Joint Tenancy or Tenancy-in-common
93
All of the above
94
Certificate of Title
95
License
96
(iii) only
97
MK16-A165M
98
(i) & (ii)
99
A personal agreement between the trustee and the beneficiary.
100
(i) & (ii)
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1
All rights exercised in relation to land have proprietory status only.
2
A person’s rights over a piece of land extend to only the lower airspace above the physical surface area of that land and limit to the height of a person.
3
The greater the degree of annexation the more likely an object is deemed to be a fixture.
4
Easement
5
(i), (ii), (iii)
6
He must be a donee who gets the land for free.
7
A unit in the condominium.
8
Right of entry.
9
It is an estate in land liable to end upon the occurrence of a specified event.
10
A 'white' site is a plot of land in which the owner can change the use of land without the need to pay differential premium.
11
Beneficiary
12
Easement, mortgage, lease
13
(i), (ii) & (iv)
14
Joint Tenancy
15
(i), (ii), (iii) & (iv)
16
Positive covenant
17
Trustee has a power to sell
18
The creation of an implied trust need not be manifested in writing to be valid.
19
A trustee must also be a beneficiary under the trust.
20
Beneficiaries of the trust can, in certain circumstances, remove a trustee or require a trustee to retire.
21
The starting position that trustees have all powers of an absolute owner an be curtailed by express provision in the disposition creating the trust of land.
22
Trustees have the powers to restrict or exclude one or more the beneficiaries from occupying the trust land, and if trustees cannot reach a unanimous decision, the decision of the majority will be applied.
23
A tenency in common requires the unity of possession only.
24
An oral declaration of an intent to sever
25
Severance generally has an effect on the severing tenant only.
26
A person who has a license to occupy land will be able to enforce that license against a third party.
27
Upon revocation of a bare license, the licensee shall decide when to leave the licensor's land.
28
A licensor can revoke a contractual license at any time and when this occurs, the licensee must leave the licensor's land immediately without notice.
29
Proprietary right
30
A right that confers a benefit on the current owner of the dominant tenement cannot be an easement.
31
The right must be capable of being granted by the Servient tenement.
32
The extent of interest which a person has in land or real property.
33
(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
34
Life estate
35
A mortgage can only be created over a freehold estate.
36
A mortgagee is obliged to incur additional expense, where appropriate, to achieve a higher price for the mortgaged property at sale at all times.
37
The equity of redemption is the ability to redeem the mortgage even after the legal date for redemption has passed.
38
(iii) and (iv)
39
Unity of Possession
40
A and B co-own the property under joint tenancy.
41
A and B own 2/3 shares jointly. C's wife owns 1/3 share as tenant-in-common.
42
Degree of annexation test
43
(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
44
Leasehold title
45
Land B is the servient tenement and Land A is the dominant tenement.
46
belonged to Tim
47
All of the above
48
Only (iv) is correct
49
Developer's show flat
50
(ii) and (iii)
51
Yes, the ceiling light is Tenant's property.
52
Fixed for own enjoyment
53
(i) and (ii) only
54
(iii) only
55
Freehold interest
56
All of them
57
not subject to ABSD nor BSD
58
is done with a Deed
59
is determined by court judgement
60
Grant of probate
61
Land Tenure
62
Incorporeal hereditament
63
That he installed it for enjoyment and not meant to be fixed to his property permanently.
64
John's goods were not shipped due to bad weather and he left his 6 containers at the port without getting a permit.
65
Anthony divorces his wife
66
passed on to Brenda as state covenants bind successive parties.
67
Harry owns a property that is currently under construction.
68
(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
69
A food carnival along Orchard Road.
70
(iii) only
71
Olive has the remainder succession of the fee simple property when Sean passes away.
72
Luke can rent out the house during his lifetime.
73
Peter has to surrender the bungalow within 3 years if one of his parents were to go bankrupt.
74
All owners are like shareholders.
75
Buy REITs
76
Servient tenement
77
Jason's wife will inherit Jason's 50% shares.
78
an incorporeal hereditament
79
(i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)
80
Restrictive covenant
81
A restrictive covenant that runs with the land
82
Dominant tenement
83
Reversionary interest
84
run with the land
85
It confers the right of survivorship.
86
(i), (ii) and (iii)
87
(i), (ii) & (iii)
88
by the deposit of title deeds.
89
Buying a freehold property that is currently under construction.
90
All but (i)
91
Easement
92
Either Joint Tenancy or Tenancy-in-common
93
All of the above
94
Certificate of Title
95
License
96
(iii) only
97
MK16-A165M
98
(i) & (ii)
99
A personal agreement between the trustee and the beneficiary.
100
(i) & (ii)