Section 2A

Some neighbors have cross the property for a long period of time. The owner of the property eventually put up a fence, but then found that the neighbors could possibly claim a

• Prescriptive easement

• Tenancy for years

• Quiet enjoyment

• Easement in gross

The trespass of an improvement on another’s land is known as

• Encroachment

• Easement

• License

• Lien

An encumbrance that affects the physical condition and use of property is a

• Easement

• Mortgage or trust deed

• Mechanics lien

• Attachment and judgment

Which of the following items is not a specific lien?

• Income tax judgment

• Mechanics lien

• Mortgage trust deed, lien

• Real property tax lien

Which encumbrance is voluntary lien

• Mortgage

• Judgment

• Assessment

• Real estate taxes

When an easement of appurtenant, exists between two parcels of land that are separately owned, The;

• Dominant tenement is benefited by the easement

• Servient tenement is benefited by the easement

• Dominant tenement has the use of the easement only for ingress and egress

• Servient tenement may revoke the use of easement by giving proper notice

All of the following items are part of the concept of adverse possession, except

• Hostile use

• License

• Length of time

• Continuous use

Two adjoining lots have an easement between with one owner, holding a dominant tenement, and the other is servient tenement. Under the circumstances;

• The easement can be eliminated by merging the two properties under one owner

• The holder of the dominant tenement cannot use the easement for ingress and egress, regardless of the type held

• The burden property is owned by the holder of the dominant tenement

• this type of Yzma can only be created by prescription

The words “Ingres” and “egress“ have a relationship to;

• Streams

• Utilities

• Easement

• Fee title

A parcel of land that benefits from an easement is known as

• Dominant estate

• Servant estate

• Appurtenant estate

• In gross estate