Property Law Quiz

What does real property include?

• Clothing, books, and patents

• Only the land itself

• Land and anything permanently attached, non-movable, including mineral rights

• Only movable, portable property

When does personal property become real property?

• When it is sold to another person

• When it is lost and then found by someone else

• When trees or shrubbery purchased at a nursery are planted in the ground

• When it is intentionally left somewhere and then forgotten

What is the responsibility of the finder of lost property?

• To keep the property if it is unclaimed for a certain period

• To sell the property and keep the proceeds

• To try to return the property to the proper owner

• To donate the property to charity

What is the difference between lost property and mislaid property?

• Lost property is intentionally left somewhere, while mislaid property is forgotten

• Lost property is forgotten, while mislaid property is intentionally left somewhere

• Lost property is not intentionally left in the custody of someone else, while mislaid property is

• There is no difference; both terms mean the same thing

What happens to abandoned personal property?

• It must be reported to the local authorities

• It becomes the property of the state

• It is considered abandoned when the owner disposes of it with the intention of disclaiming ownership

• It automatically becomes real property

What is a gift in the context of property transfer?

• A transfer of property with significant consideration

• A transfer of property by one person to another with a contract

• A voluntary transfer of property by one person to another with consideration

• A voluntary transfer of property by one person to another without consideration

What must a person giving a gift (donor) intend for it to be considered an Inter Vivos Gift?

• The donor must intend to receive a gift in return.

• The donor must intend to give a gift.

• The donor must intend to give a gift posthumously.

• The donor must intend to give a gift anonymously.

What is a necessary condition for an Inter Vivos Gift to be valid?

• The gift must be promised in a will.

• The gift must be delivered to the donee.

• The gift must be of monetary value only.

• The gift must be given secretly.

What can happen to a Causa Mortis Gift if the donor does not die from the expected cause?

• The gift is automatically transferred to the donor's next of kin.

• The gift is irrevocable and remains with the donee.

• The gift can be reclaimed.

• The gift becomes an Inter Vivos Gift.

What is Accession in the context of property law?

• The right of the owner to sell the property.

• The right of the owner to decrease the property.

• The right of the owner to access the property at any time.

• The right of the owner to the increase in the property.