ESSAY QUESTIONS

Essay Questions

Essay Questions

Problem Questions

1. Driveway Easement

The owner of a property is typically allowed by the driveway easement to grant use for a particular purpose. In general, possession rights of a property are not is not given by easement; instead, limited use of the property is permitted to the other party for a certain period of time. Easements often come up among possessors of attached land parcels. General cases of easements consist of the property owner's right, having no street front to utilize a specific piece of land of neighbour to get accessibility to the road or sharing parking with another neighbour etc. By means of will, deed, or contract, easements can be passed on from one individual to another that must be abide by with the Statute of Frauds and in conformance to the laws of Descent and Distribution, it can be inherited. Private and public easements are two types of easements. Easements can be created in a number of ways. Under a driveway easement, specific rights may differ by jurisdiction. A property owner, in some cases, may grant permission verbally or a license for driveway use and as compared to easement, this is less binding.

Recommendations for Oldman

If one part of a property is used to benefit another part, then by implication or reasonable necessity, an easement can also be created. Like in this problem, Oldman was the owner of two adjacent plots of land in the Village. He sold one of the land parcels without road access to Youngman therefore; an easement would be implied if the only means to access from the road to the parcel Oldman sold is over the portion he retained. It is worth note there that an easement is created as both parcels were owned by Oldman at one time. Oldman usually uses roadway to access to plot B. As, he has now sold his portion, it might be ruled by court that an easement over the roadway of plot B of Oldman has been created through implication, since there is inconveniency in the alternative ways to move the construction vehicles to plot A and it is necessary for Youngman to use a roadway on plot B in order that the house can be built.

Oldman may grant access to Youngman through easement for a certain period of time.

Advice for Blush

Since Blush has been restricted from using the shed and field from Wrinkle, she can request for an easement for implication.

4. Mortgages

Fagin Building Society has initially to fulfil certain conditions (including giving notice to Dickens of his default and then demanding payment of the outstanding dues) and then Society is entitled for the issuance of a writ of possession. Then pursuant to an order from the court, the society can get a warrant for possession of the Cruel House. After the repossession of the property, society can sell it off to meet the debts.

Since the amount of the loan outstanding is substantially greater than the current market value of Cruel House ...