A farmer purchased land with no access to a street or public way. After an unsuccessful attempt to gain access through negotiation he was able to gain access through an: A. Easement appurtenant B. Easement in gross c. Easement by necessity D. Easement by prescription 3

A farmer purchased land with no access to a street or public way. After an unsuccessful attempt to gain access through negotiation he was able to gain access through an: A. Easement appurtenant B. Easement in gross c. Easement by necessity D. Easement by prescription 17- A licensee is meeting with a prospective client before completing a listing agreement. The seller indicates that she will B. not list for less than $250,000. The licensee presents a comparative market analysis, which indicates an appropriate listing price should be $120,000 to $150,000. The seller insists on listing for $250,000, and the licensee agrees to a 30 day listing at that price. In this situation, the licensee has A. done nothing wrong, but simply followed the client's instructions. B. done nothing wrong, but should have insisted on a longer listing. C. violated license law by grossly overpricing the listing. D. violated license law by accepting a listing for only 30 days