An easement is

	1.	a right enjoyed by one landowner over the land of another, for a special purpose rather than for the general use and occupation of land. The most common type of easement is a cottage built on a landowner's acreage if they have better views or water access.
	2.	a right enjoyed by one landowner over the land of another, for no special purpose. It is rather simply for the general use and occupation of land.
	3.	a right enjoyed by one landowner over the land of another, for a special purpose rather than for the general use and occupation of land. The most common type of easement is a right-of-way.
	4.	a right enjoyed by one landowner over the land of another, for a special purpose rather than for the general use and occupation of land. It requires a monthly rent to be paid to the landowner.
	5.	none of the above.

Business negotiations usually involve the exchange of offers and counter offers. A contract is only formed when:

	1.	an offer by one side is accepted without alteration, modification or condition by the other side
	2.	an offer by one side is accepted with a counter offer by the other side
	3.	when both sides exchange offers and/or counter offers. The act of this exchange creates the contract between - the contract to continue negotiating.
	4.	an offer by one side is accepted without alteration, modification or condition by the other side, except with a minor change to one term that is of very little consequence to the whole agreement in the opinion of the side accepting
	5.	an offer by one side was accepted without alteration, modification or condition by the other side, after the side making the offer sent a revocation

The principal difference between a joint tenancy and tenancy in common is:

	1.	None of the above.
	2.	Joint tenancy has a right of survivorship - upon death of the joint tenant the deceased's share goes to the remaining joint tenants.
	3.	Joint tenancy is reserved for business relationships, tenancy in common for family and friends.
	4.	Tenancy in common has a right of survivorship - upon death of the tenant in common the deceased's share goes to the remaining tenants in common.
	5.	Joint tenancy has a right of survivorship - upon death of the joint tenant the deceased's share goes to the remaining heirs and the estate.

Stare Decisis means to stand by a previous decision. In terms of the law, this means

	1.	that decisions of higher courts must be followed by lower courts all of the time.
	2.	that the decisions of the lower courts must be followed by the higher courts as that is the chain of command, from the bottom up, in terms of communicating what the people want the laws to be.
	3.	that decisions of higher courts must be followed by lower courts most of the time.
	4.	that the only way to effect change to reflect evolving societal values is through the legislature and through the legislature alone.
	5.	that there shall never be any changes to the law because the lower courts are bound by the higher court decisions. This gives us predictability of the law.