A) the right to adverse possession.
B) a restrictive covenant.
C) inverse condemnation.
D) the power of eminent domain.
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A) without the other's consent.
B) only with the other's consent.
C) only when the other also passes title to what he owns.
D) only by first offering to buy out the other's rights.
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A) movie theaters and sports stadiums.
B) any of the choices.
C) retail stores, offices, supermarkets, and hotels.
D) manufacturing, shipping, and heavy transportation.
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A) Frank can withdraw or revoke the right.
B) Giselle can exercise the right for the duration of her life.
C) Giselle can pass title to the right to her heirs.
D) Giselle can use Frank's property with impunity for perpetuity.
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A) a fee simple absolute.
B) a license.
C) a life estate.
D) a profit.
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A) the urn.
B) the throw rug.
C) the tile floor.
D) all of the choices.
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A) the land.
B) the mobile home.
C) the trees.
D) all of the choices.
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A) a joint tenancy.
B) fee simple ownership.
C) community property.
D) illegal.
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