Chapter 21

3. Irrevocable right to the limited use of another’s land
4. Transfer of an estate from a grantor to a grantee by a deed
8. Legal right in another’s property as security for the performance of an obligation such as the repayment of a loan
10. Something that attracts children to trespass
11. Estate that involved ownership for a limited period of time
13. To be on the land of another without right or permission of the owner
15. Occurs when someone adversely and exclusively possesses, in an open and notorious way, the land of another private person; possession is continuous and for the statutory period
17. Transferring real property by donating it to the government, such as to a city for use as a park or roadway
18. Greatest possible bundle of ownership rights in, and powers over, an estate
19. Ownership of the minerals on and beneath a parcel of realty
21. Personalty attached to leased realty by a business tenet; usually treated as personal property even if permanently attached
23. Legal document used to transfer ownership of real property
24. Ownership of water running over or under a parcel of realty

1. Bundle of ownership rights in, and powers over, realty
2. Power of the government to take private property for public use in exchange for the fair market price
5. Estate that lasts only for the grantee’s life
6. Item of personal property that has become permanently attached to realty and is thus transformed from personalty into realty
7. Estate where continued ownership is dependent upon some act or event
9. Promise as a part of a contract or deed limiting the owner’s use of the realty
12. Law adopted by a city or county to regulate the location of residential, business, and industrial districts
14. Treatment of a single property in a manner inconsistent with the treatment of similar properties in the area
16. Land, water, and minerals in the earth; airspace above the land; and things permanently attached to the land
20. Granted by a city or county to allow a landowner to make some use of his or her land that is inconsistent with the general zoning ordinance
22. Basic physical element of realty