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WorksheetsQUIZ 2 LAND DEALINGS
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 15mins
“Dealing” is defined in the section
5 NLC to mean any transaction with
respect to alienated land effected under
the powers conferred under Division IV
of the NLC. Select the correct list related to the type of land dealing.
Transfers, Leases and Liens, Charges, and Easements
Transfers, Leases and Liens, Tenancies, and Easements
Transfers, Leases and Tenancies, Charges and Liens, and Easements
Transfers, Leases and Liens, Charges and Tenancies, and Easements
A form to be used for the Surrender of lease is
Form 14A
Form 14B
Form 15B
Form 15C
Essential characteristics of an easement are as follows, EXCEPT
There must be a dominant and servient land
The dominant and servient owners must be the same people
the right grants must benefit or accommodate the dominant land
an easement is a registrable property right
A non-registrable lien is preferred as short-term collateral for loan repayment by the borrower. The following section mentions about the lien is
Section 279
Section 281
Section 218
Section 283
Choose the FALSE statement about the concept of Tenancies:
A transaction is when a landowner gives another person an interest in his land for a certain period
The tenancy period can be made up to 3 years
The tenant has exclusive possession for a certain period in return in the form of periodic payments (rent)
Tenancies are compulsory to be registered at the Land Office
State the CORRECT lease concept:
The lease is subject to Section 213 of the National Land Code
The lease can be mortgaged
The lease period ranges from 3 to 99 years
A lease is an indefeasible title that can only be disputed
under certain circumstances
The tenancies concept is as follows EXCEPT
Tenancies do not need to be registered at the land office.
Tenancy refers to Sections 221 and 227 of the National Land Code Act 1965
After the end of the rental period, there must be a new rental agreement
The NLC recognizes two types of security dealings with land, and they are:
Transfers and lease
Easement and lien
Charge and tenancy
Charge and lien
Identify the effect registration of dealing
The law grants to the transferer, lessor or chargor or or the person or body in whose favour an easement has been granted and registered, as the case capable of being annulled.
The law grants to the transferee, lessee or chargee or or the person or body in whose favour an easement has been granted and registered, as the case may be, the seal indefeasibility.
The law grants to the transferer, lessor or chargor or or the person or body in whose favour an easement has been granted and registered, as the case may be, defeasibility.
The land for the benefit of which the easement was granted is called the
Lessor Land
Servient Land
Dominant Land
Land Lord
