Ben, the owner of Blackacre, would like to obtain permission to fish in Gwens pond in Greenacre, a property that adjoins his own. He would also like the right to cross over Greenacre with his car to avoid a lengthy traffic light on the amin road in which his property is situated. I addition, he would like to obtain assurances from Gwen that she will never build any structure within $300$ feet of his property line, or within $1,000$ feet of her pond. He negotiates a deal with Gwen giving him precisely what he wants in exchange for an undisclosed dollar amount. Gwen executes a deed granting Ben the right to fish on her pond throughout his life, and the right for Ben or any person who purchases Blackacre from him in the future to cross over Greenacre in order to get access to a secondary road. The deed also grants to Ben and any future owners of Blackacre the assurances that no structure will ever be built on Greenacre within $300$ feet of Blackacre, and that no structure will be built within $1,000$ feet of Greenacres pond during Bens life.State in precise terms the nature of the interest in Greenacre that Ben has procured with regard to the above. Be specific.A group of college students go on a club$-$sponsored trip to the theme park in their state. Each of the students pays the $$+100$ access fee to the park and enters after being given a set of rules that apply to patrons conduct while in the park. The rules prohibit alcoholic beverages from being taken into or consumed by patrons in the park and require patrons to wear shoes at all times in the park. No other rules are posted. Before the day is over, one of the students is kicked out of the park for drinking a beer that shed brought into the park $($she was $21$ and of legal drinking age in the state involved$),$ a second student is ejected for wandering about the park in his underwear $($but wearing sneakers$),$ and a third student is expelled for using obscene and abusive language to one of the parks employees and repeatedly puling the ears on the victims rabbit costume. The park refuses to refund the money of any of the three students, and they decided to sue in small claims court for a refund of their $$100$ fees and for other incidental and consequential damages flowing from an alleged breach of contract.With regard to real property law, what was the status of the tree students while they were visiting the park?Did the park have the legal authority to eject the students from its premises? Explain.Will any of the students succeed in their claims against the park? Explain. $2.$Creation and transfer of real propertyGreg Grantor wishes to make a gift of a one$-$acre tract of land he owns to his friend Gina. He orally tells her in front of ten reliable witnesses that the land is hers forever and that she may dispose if it at will. Gina promptly accepts the gift and takes possession of the land. A month later, Greg dies and his executor serves notice on Gina that she must vacate the land. Gina refuses to do so$,$ claiming the land is rightfully hers. What result?Assume the same facts as in the last question exempt that after making the oral statement of his intention to give Gina the land, Greg writes on a piece of paper with a pen the following:I, Greg Grantor, hereby give to Gina Grantee all my rights and interest in a one$-$acre tract of land I own called Blackacre with the intent that she be the owner of the land forever. $[$signed$]$ Greg Grantee Greg then gives the paper to Gina and dies a month later. Based on these facts, if Greg executor demands that Gina quit the premises, what result?What interest, if any, does Gina have after the transfer of the paper to her?Will she be able to record the instrument as a deed? If so$,$ what type of deed is it$?$