WorksheetsUDL3612 Online Quiz (2)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Name the TWO tests to determine if an article is a fixture or a chattel.
a)
Decree & purpose of annexation
b)
Degree & motive of annexation test
c)
Degree & object of annexation
d)
Degres & purpose of annexation
2.
The English Law of Fixtures applies to Malaysia for the first time by the case of:
a)
Goh Chong Hin v. Consolidated Malay Rubber (1924) 5 FMSLR 86
b)
Goh Hong Chin v. Consolidated Malay Rubber (1924) 5 FMSLR 86
c)
Goh Chong Hin v. Consolidated Malay Fund (1924) 5 FMSLR 86
d)
Goh Chong Hin v. Consolidated Malaysia Rubber (1924) 5 FMSLR 86
3.
Below are several exceptions to the law of fixtures EXCEPT:
a)
Trade fixtures
b)
Agricultural fixtures
c)
Commodity fixtures
d)
Domestic fixtures
4.
Below are the natural rights of landowner under common law EXCEPT:
a)
Right to support
b)
Right to airspace
c)
Right to underground land
d)
Right to mineral & rock material
5.
Which section incorporate all of the rights under common law in the National Land Code?
a)
Section 41
b)
Section 42
c)
Section 43
d)
Section 44
6.
Joint tenancy must conform to the "four unities".
1. possession
2. interest
3. title
4. time
Choose the correct combination.
1. possession
2. interest
3. title
4. time
Choose the correct combination.
a)
1 only
b)
1 & 3 only
c)
2, 3 & 4 only
d)
1, 2, 3, & 4
7.
Name the two most common type of ownership in respect of land and property.
a)
Joint Tenancy and the Tenancy In Common
b)
Joint Tenancy and the Tenancy Of Common
c)
Jointly Tenancy and the Tenancy In Common
d)
Joint Tenancy and the Joint Tenancy In Common
8.
The presumption of joint tenancy can be displaced if words of severance are used in the transfer of land, resulting in a tenancy in common. Words of severance can be as simple as:
a)
equity
b)
divide
c)
equally
d)
equality
9.
Below are the other rights enjoyed by the owner of an alienated land EXCEPT:
a)
branch
b)
subdivide
c)
partition
d)
amalgamate
10.
Amalgamation is a combination of two or more adjoining lots of alienated land.
a)
Correct
b)
Incorrect
11.
Definition of State Authority?
a)
Senator
b)
Chief Minister
c)
Governor
d)
State Assembly Member
12.
The answer below are excluded from the definition of "State land" EXCEPT ?
a)
alienated land
b)
reserved land
c)
forest land
d)
highland
13.
Section 51(2) of NLC describe land above the shore-line shall be classified as:
a)
town land, village land and country land
b)
agricultural land, resident land and industrial land
c)
agricultural land, commercial land and country land
d)
district land, village land and country land
14.
State Authority has powers of disposal over the land includes:
i) State land
ii) Agricultural land
iii) Reserved land
iv) Mineral land
Choose the correct combination.
i) State land
ii) Agricultural land
iii) Reserved land
iv) Mineral land
Choose the correct combination.
a)
i & iii only
b)
ii & iii only
c)
i, ii, & iii only
d)
ii, iii, & iv only
15.
Section 43 of NLC provides persons or bodies to whom land may be disposed excludes:
a)
Governments
b)
Corporations
c)
Natural persons
d)
Natural minors
16.
Below are the examples of express conditions EXCEPT:
a)
This land may only be used to plant rubber trees
b)
This land is to be used as a residence only
c)
This land is to be used for the purpose of a petrol station
d)
This land cannot be transferred within 10 years from the date of registration
17.
Below are the examples of general restrictions in interest EXCEPT:
a)
must get approval of State Authority before dealing with leasehold land
b)
can only be transferred to a Malay
c)
This land is to be used for the purpose of a petrol station only
d)
This land may not be subdivided, partitioned or amalgamated without the express approval of the State Authority
18.
Section 81(1) of NLC provides that items below are payable upon approval of alienation EXCEPT:
a)
Premium
b)
Survey fees
c)
Quit Rent
d)
Fees for preparation of title
19.
Section 77(3) of NLC provides that Registry Title is the town/village land, country land:
a)
exceeding 4 hectares
b)
exceeding 3 hectares
c)
exceeding 2 hectares
d)
exceeding 1 hectares
20.
Section 77(3) of NLC provides that Land Office Title is a country land:
a)
not exceeding 4 hectares
b)
not exceeding 3 hectares
c)
not exceeding 2 hectares
d)
not exceeding 1 hectares
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