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Property

We have the right to own property


The government has the right to tax


The government has the right to regulate the property


The government has the right to take your property under eminent domain

What are the two types of property?

Real- land, buildings, and fixtures (added to property, not to be removed)


Personal- tangible (golf club, clothing, cars, boats, furniture) intangible (stock, patent, copyright)


When might the government use eminent domain?

To build highways, schools, waste treatment, water treatment, airport, public utilities

What are the methods of becoming an owner of property?

Purchase- paying for an item


Gift


Accession- take property by mistake, spend money to enhance value, become owner by paying what it was worth before repairs done


Production- build something with raw materials


Lost property- finder has better claim than thief, owner better than finder


Possession- take possession of something nobody owns

What is possession?

Taking possession of something nobody owns (fish from deep sea fishing)

What is accession?

Take property by mistake, spend money to enhance value, become owner by paying what is was worth before repairs done (take car by accident at gas station)


Bailment

Delivery of personal property from the bailor to the bailee, can not have a bailment of real property

What are the three elements of a bailment?

The bailor has title to property


Possession and temporary control goes to the bailee


Bailee owes a duty to return the property as transferred

Who is the bailee?

Owner of the deck

What is a common carrier?

Airline, bus company, railroads (any company which ships goods)

What are the ways that a common carrier can avoid liability?

Loss due to act of God


Fault of the shipper (no bubble wrap)


Nature of goods (food)


Ways a hotel keeper can avoid responsibility

Loss is caused by an act of God


Loss is the fault of a member of guest party


Loss is due to the nature of the goods

Two ways people will die

Testate- die with a valid will


Intestate- die without a valid will

What are forms of misconduct for a wife?

Abandonment


Bigament


Uncondoned adultery


Divorce


Murder


What is the way that a wife cannot take anything with or without a will

Murder

Will

A legally enforceable declaration as to matters to be attended to after your death, which is inoperative until death

What must be required in order to sign a will?

Must be 18


Of "sound mind"


What must be recognized for a person to be in "sound mind?"

Know they are signing a will


Know the natural objects of your bounty (recognize immediate family)


Know property you own


Know how you will dispose of property

What are the reasons you should have a will?

Control who will take your property


How much they will take and how they will take it


Name you executor


Name guardian of children


Charity


Minimize taxes

What are the estates in land

Fee simple


Life estate


Estate for years


Pur autre vie

What is fee simple?

You are the ultimate owner of land, most absolute form of ownership, nobody else can claim land (issue deed for money)

What is life estate?

Measured solely with reference to life of the individual

What is estate for years?

"To W for life but in no event over 20 years"

Pur autre vie

Reversionary- if W dies property reverts back to Erin


Remainder- if W dies property reverts to anyone else