A) Tenancy in common
B) Tenancy by the entirety
C) Condominium
D) Tenancy at Will
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A) Fee simple absolute
B) Fee simple conditional
C) Ordinary life estate
D) Legal life estate
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A) implied easement
B) easement in gross.
C) negative easement appurtenant.
D) positive easement appurtenant.
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A) Tenancy by the entireties
B) Tenancy in common
C) Joint tenancy
D) Condominium
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A) Courts have been reluctant to maintain restrictive covenants for an unreasonably long time and in some cases states have enacted a time limit on their applicability.
B) Courts may refuse to enforce restrictive covenants due to changing neighborhood character.
C) Courts may refuse to enforce restrictive covenants due to abandonment of the property.
D) Restrictive covenants are public in nature and therefore can be enforced by those who do not hold a legal interest in the property.
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A) property tax lien.
B) assessment lien.
C) general lien.
D) mechanics' lien.
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A) Tenancy in common
B) Tenancy by the entirety
C) Condominium
D) Tenancy at Will
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A) Cooperative
B) Tenancy by the entirety
C) Condominium
D) Timeshare
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A) legal life estate with remainder interest
B) conditional fee absolute with reverter interest
C) ordinary life estate with remainder interest
D) tenancy for years
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A) Tenancy in common
B) Tenancy by the entirety
C) Condominium
D) Partnership
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A) Manner of attachment
B) Law of capture
C) Intention of the parties
D) Relation of the parties
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