Property (Land)
This SNBStudy Course covers New York Bar Syllabus topics:
GAINING OR LOSING TITLE TO PERSONAL PROPERTY
A.TYPES OF PROPERTY
There are different types of property, which include real and personal property.
1.Real Property
Real property is property that cannot be moved. Real property usually consists of land, items attached to the land, and items that are associated with the land. Real property can be converted into personal property by severance (e.g., converting a tree into lumber), while personal property can be converted into real property by annexation (e.g., incorporation of windows into a house).
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5 courses
1 Gaining Or Losing Title To Personal Property
1.1 Types Of Property
1.2 Gaining Or Losing Ownership
1.3 Bailments
1.4 Finding Lost, Misplaced, Or Abandoned Property
1.5 Accession Of Goods And Materials To Personal Property
1.6 Gifts
1.7 Voidable Title
1.8 Good-faith Purchasers
1.9 Remedies
2 Adverse Possession
2.1 Real Property
2.2 Personal Property
3 Real Property Ownership
3.1 Present Estates
3.2 Future Interests
3.3 Rule Against Perpetuities
3.4 Concurrent Estates
3.5 Transfer Of Real Property
3.6 Security Interests In Real Property
3.7 Special Real Property Issues
4 Landlord And Tenant
4.1 Types Of Tenancies
4.2 Assignment And Subletting
4.3 Duties Of Landlord
4.4 Duties Of The Tenant
4.5 Fixtures
5 Land Use Restrictions
5.1 Easements
5.2 Covenants Running With The Land
5.3 Water Rights
5.4 Government Regulation Of Land
