True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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Rights to the surface and subsurface of real property cannot be
separated.
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2.
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Flights over private land normally violate the property owners' rights.
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3.
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When
a parcel of land is sold, and the land has fixtures on it, the sale includes the fixtures, unless
otherwise specified.
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4.
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One
can only possess rights in real property, not the land itself.
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5.
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A
person who holds all rights in property owns the property in fee simple.
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6.
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The
holder of a life estate does not have the right to mortgage the property.
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7.
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A
property interest that will arise only in the future is known as a future interest.
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8.
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A
tenancy for years is created when a lease does not specify its duration.
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9.
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A
tenancy at will is created by an express contract by which property is leased for a specified period
of time.
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10.
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Only
two persons can hold property as tenants in common.
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11.
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When
a joint tenant sells his or her interest, the buyer becomes a tenant in common.
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12.
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Nearly all states now allow property to be owned as community property.
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13.
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Property acquired by gift during a marriage is community property.
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14.
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An
easement can be created by necessity.
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15.
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A
profit is a right to go onto land in the possession of another and take away some part of the land or
some product of the land.
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16.
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A
covenant running with the land binds future owners of an affected parcel only if they agree to the
covenant.
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17.
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The
government can take private property for a public use.
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18.
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A
state cannot regulate the overall appearance of a community.
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19.
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The
Constitution does not limit a government's exercise of its power of eminent
domain.
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20.
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Any
taking of private property for a public use requires the payment of just compensation.
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