Property Ownership

2. Immovable
4. Estate in real property that ends at death
6. A desk or sofa, e.g.
8. One way to end an easement
10. Without a will
13. Title insurance org.
17. Typically the larger tenement
18. Easement with no dominant tenement
21. One of the government powers
24. Alex gives a property to Cathy for the duration of his life. Cathy would be the ___.
27. Exclusive rights for an undefined length of time
28. To enter
32. One way to release an easement
33. Dentist chair, e.g.
36. Former coworker and fixtures mnemonic
40. Lawsuit to determine ownership rights and interests in real property
42. Responsible for zoning
47. Way out
48. Hostile way of acquiring title to the real property of another
49. "Walking over" tenement
50. Affects or limits the fee simple title to, or value of, property

1. Type of defeasible estate that does not contain durational language; i.e., fee simple subject to a condition ___
3. Ending an easement through lack of use
5. 43,560
7. AKA sublease
9. I in TTIP
11. One of the PETEs
12. Maximum possible estate in land
14. long T in TTIP
15. AKA tenant
16. Land that is subject to an easement is said to be ____
19. 4 unities of joint tenancy
20. AKA lessor
22. Severalty ownership
23. Fence or in-ground pool, e.g.
25. The taking of private property for public use
26. AKA personal property
29. Easement created from open, adverse, hostile, & continuous use
30. Enacted in 1968
31. Type of defeasible estate containing durational language
34. Zoning, e.g.
35. Committed by a life tenant allowing a property to deteriorate
37. Tenants without right of survivorship
38. Estate that may be lost if certain conditions occur
39. Evidence of the transfer
41. short T in TTIP
43. One who swears
44. Fed. law requiring disclosure of closing procedures and costs
45. P in TTIP
46. Ownership