C a tting D a chose in action 3 A caveat recorded on a certicate of title to real property A is evidence of an interest in the [and B acts as constructive notice to anyone searching the title C acts as warning against registering any dealing with the land D B and C 4 An estate in land is held by is anyone who has lodged a caveat over the land anyone who has a registered mortgage over the anyone who has a registered lease over the land A and C UGE'WD' a. 5 Two farmers own adjoining blocks of land; the owner of block X has a right to drive his cattle across adjoining block Z to access water from a river A This is a positive easement and block Z is the dominant tenement B This is a positive easement and block Z is the servient tenement C This is a negative easement and block Z is the servient tenement D The owner of block X has a licence but not an easement 6 A \"dealing\" in land refers to A an event by which legal rights in the land are transferred B an event by which legal rights in the land are created C an event by which legal rights in the land are extinguished D any of the above 7 Type of shared land ownership where each owner has a divisible entitlement A joint tenancy strata title B C tenancy in common D life interest Short answer uestrons a\") I "l l. . 1 Look at the Wow outline Introduction to Business Law (BUS101) TRIMESTER 2 2022 TUTORIAL 9: Questions from lecture 9 (Property rights) Legal vocabulary test Description Legal term INDEFEASIBILITY JOINT TENANCY ASSIGNMENT SURVIVORSHIP CAVEAT ESTATE EQUITABLE INTEREST CHATTELS CHOSE IN ACTION EASEMENT TORRENS TITLE TENANCY IN COMMON CHOSE IN POSSESSION INTELLECTUAL LEGAL INTEREST Type of shared real property ownership where each owner has a divisible interest The legal presumption that title held under the registration system is conclusive Class of right to land which gives the holder a right to exclusive occupancy Copyrights and trade marks are examples of this class of property Legal process by which legal rights are transferred to another person Right of a joint owner of land to the whole estate upon the death of other owner(s) Right to enter upon the real property of another person without trespass A legal or equitable right which can be transferred from one person to another A registered right to land which gives the holder possession in specific circumstances Warning to the registrar not to record any dealing on the title to land Choose the letter which indicates the best answer to the following questions 1 Ownership of most land in NSW is recorded using A the PPS register B Torrens title the Dewey system D old systems title 2 A windmill standing in a cement base on a farm would be A a chattel B a fixture C a fitting D a chose in action 3 A caveat recorded on a certificate of title to real propertyauubu uuu tenancy in common life interest EOE 1 Look at the aerial picture above. The yellow outline shows what was once a single block of land on which was built the house you can see. The land has now been subdivided into two blocks and another house will soon be constructed on the area identied as \"4,000m3\" to the rear of the house. The narrow access road to the rear block from the street crosses land owned by the front block (with the house). - what is the legal name for the legal right of the rear block's owners to access their property by the left hand driveway? ' what is the legal name for the front block of iand (refer to the lecture notes)? ' what is the legal name for the rear block of land (refer to the lecture notes)? 2 Look at the illustration below, which shows a large shopping centre in a rural arg. '7' IBING LEE. AI ' "' If the lease between the shopping centre owners and the lessees advertised (Coles, Target, Bing Lee, Aldi) contains a term requiring them to trade for a minimum number of days/hours per week what is that term called? John Lanser August 2022