Barney Fletcher DUPE DUPE

Which of the following is NOT an example of a freehold estate?

• Fee simple

• Estate for Years

• Conditional fee

• Life estate

When a life-tenant is granted a life estate for as long as his mother is alive, what type of life estate has been conveyed?

• Remainder

• Ordinary

• Pur autre vie

• Reversionary

In Georgia, there are only three ways in which property ownership may be held; they are:

• dower, curtesy and community property

• severalty, tenancy in common, tenancy at will

• tenancy in common, severalty, joint tenancy

• joint tenancy, tenancy in common, periodic tenancy

When a tenant in common dies; what happens to his interest in the property?

• It goes to his heirs

• It goes to the surviving members of the tenancy

• It goes to the state through escheat

• It is sold through a partition action

When one of the owners in a concurrent ownership institutes court action to force the sale of the concurrently owned property, the court action is called a:

• suit to quiet title

• specific performance suit

• suit to partition

• suit for eviction

In Georgia, leasehold estates are considered to be:

• chattel

• personal property

• real property rights

• emblements

A leasehold estate that has a definite beginning and ending, cannot be renewed and requires no notice to terminate is a(n):

• tenancy for years

• tenancy at will

• periodic tenancy

• tenancy at sufferance

A leasehold estate that has a definite beginning and ending, is automatically renewed without notice and requires notice to terminate is a(n):

• tenancy for years

• tenancy at will

• periodic tenancy

• tenancy at sufferance

A lien that applies to all of one's real and personal property is a:

• voluntary lien

• mechanic's lien

• general lien

• specific lien

What type of lien always takes first priority if a forced sale occurs?

• First mortgage

• Income tax

• Mechanic's

• Property tax