With regard to interests in land, which one of the following statements is true?

a.An easement in land is characterized by giving the owner of the estate exclusive possession of that property for some time.

b.The interest in land referred to as the "life estate" is not outright ownership but is the greatest "bundle" of rights in relation to that land that the owner can have.

c.If the fee simple is conveyed to "Mr. Bill and Mr. Phaster" without indicating the nature of their co-ownership, they take the land as joint tenants.

d.A joint tenant can sever the joint tenancy by bequeathing in his will his interest in the property to a third person.

e.If a joint tenant severs the joint tenancy, he can then will his interest in the land to whomever he chooses, and on his death the person named will take his interest.

Sally works for Dawn as a receptionist in a law firm. One day, while at an art gallery, Sally saw a painting that she believed would look beautiful in the law firm lobby. She told the gallery owner that she bought art for the law firm all the time (she did not), and that she was authorized to do so (she was not). When Dawn received the bill for the painting, she refused to pay it. On these facts, which of the following is true?

Select one:

a.Dawn would have to pay for the painting because Sally was her agent

b.Sally could be sued by the gallery owner for breach of her authority

c.The gallery owner could not sue Sally for breach of contract for saying that she was an agent

d.The gallery owner could sue Dawn for breach of the agents authority

e.Sally be sued by the gallery for the tort of conversion.

Which of the following correctly matches the term to its definition?

a.Enhanced injunction"monetary compensation to the victim

b.Permanent injunction"final court order prohibiting or requiring certain actions

c.Damages"court order that profits made from wrongdoing be paid over to the victim

d.Statutory damages"damages in excess of the plaintiff's actual losses intended to punish

e.Punitive damages"court order to refrain from future infringements