(1) William and Melinda purchased a property together in 2000 as a married couple. The deed to the property reflected that they were married. In 2020, they gave the property to their son, Mark, with language in the deed stating that Mark would have to return possession of the property to them if he did not have a law, medical, or professional graduate degree by 2026. What type of ownership do Mark, William and Melinda currently have? (2) William and Melinda own a property together as a married couple and they rent the property to Daniel. The neighbors to the property, who have no relationship to William and Melinda, play in a heavy metal rock band that practices during all hours of the night. David cannot sleep and complains that the property is unlivable. What rights does David have under the Delaware Landlord Tenant Code against William and Melinda? (3) William and Melinda own a property together as a married couple. They are told by the State of Delaware that a small parcel of their land is being taken via eminent domain so that the Verizon can build a cell phone tower. The State reasons that the cell tower will improve reception for everyone who has a cell phone (regardless of their carrier) in the township, and therefore, it is public use. Please state whether you think William and Melinda can contest the taking of their property.