1. In California, this makes a landowner responsible for any person injured on the property as a result of the owner’s negligence.
2. Noxious fumes and gases from a manufacturing plant would be considered a/an [what] because they interfere with landowners’ enjoyment of their
properties and the welfare of the community.
3. A trespass violation may be the basis for a lawsuit even if there is no physical damage because trespass is:
4. If the city required a factory to shut down and retool its equipment to make it less environmentally hazardous, this would be an example of what?
5. When a trespasser’s open and notorious use of another person’s property continues in an uninterrupted and exclusive manner, the legal doctrine of what may confer ownership rights on the trespasser after enough time passes.
6. When a person possessing a property believes she has title to the property, even though she doesn’t, this is known as:
7. The time requirement for adverse possession can be met by adding together uninterrupted periods of possession by several people, through the process of what?
8. This occurs whenever there is a physical invasion of a person’s property without permission or lawful authority.
9. A trespasser living on someone else’s property may claim adverse possession under a what?
10. Permission from a landowner to enter her land, that can be revoked at any time.
11. A dangerous condition or structure on a property that draws the attention of children and has the potential for harm.
Identify the type of development
Remember to post the following statements or question prompts, followed by your identification type. Explain your selection with 100+ words, 1-2 sentences, or one full paragraph. Remember to cite your sources using in-text APA or MLA citations.
12. Ownership of the whole development is shared; the entire subdivision is one common element
13. Residents receive stock instead of deeds
14. Owner owns unit from walls in, but shares ownership of common areas
15. Owners take title to individual homes and lots
16. Owners own property as tenants in common; each receives deed for an undivided partial interest
17. Deed gives grantee sole ownership of unit or house, plus undivided partial interest in common elements
18. Federal statute that applies when subdivision lots are sold or advertised
19. Requires sellers of subdivided parcels to make detailed disclosures to potential buyers
20. Provides buyers with a seven-day right of rescission after signing a purchase agreement
