Mock MCQ 3 Year 2

The relationship between landlord and tenant is

• the land law and conveyancing act 2009

• a part 4 tenancy agreement under the 2016 act

• contract law

Property forever refers to:

• 800 years contracts

• permanent freeholds

• fee simple

The Land and conveyancing Act 2009 abolished

• fee tailing

• fee simples

• Fee grants

   Leasehold Property is governed by:

• Land and conveyancing act 2009

• Deasy's act 1860

• the constitution

The term fee simple means

• Property for a limited time

• Property forever

• property unlimited

A freehold estate requires:

• a clearly identifiable commencement date, but no specific expiry date

• a clearly identifiable commencement date and a specific expiry date

• a clearly identifiable commencement date and a limited expiry date

The PRAI monitor

• Leasehold title

• licenses

• Freehold title

The legal interest in which a person may hold in land is referred to as:

• a freehold

• estate

• a leasehold

Real property is defined as:

• buildings and land

• home and land

• moveable goods not affixed to land

Tenancy at sufferance occurs when

• A tenant who remains on land after expiry of the lease without the objection of the landlord

• A tenant who remains on land after expiry of the lease without the consent or objection of the landlord

• A tenant who remains on land after expiry of the lease without the consent of the landlord