Survey Law 1 - Test 1 Crossword

an instrument in writing signed, sealed and delivered by the grantor, whereby the title to land is transferred to the grantee.
successive conveyances, or forms of alienation, affecting a particular parcel of land arranged consecutively from the original source of title to the present owner.
a supplement to a will which may explain, modify, add to, subtract from, qualify, alter, restrain or revoke provisions in the will.
a system of conveyancing interests in land without recourse to any public records.
this land conveyancing system has existed the longest in Nova Scotia.
this conveyancing system guarantees ownership of the land.
property identification
in this system, adverse possession is abolished.
a policy of insurance which protects the purchaser and/or the lender.
the grantee/grantor index
land
the concept that all landowners are tenants of the crown.
government takes land for public good
a furnace is regarded as a
personal property
an estate of indefinate duration
this estate is the greatest interest that a person can have in land.
exists only during the liftime of a certain person, called the measuring life.
an undivided interest
spouses normally own land concurrently as
adverse possession is commonly called.
the land which benefits from the easement is called the ______ tenament.
if a right over land is exercised openly, notoriously, continuously, without fraud or deceit, etc.. An easment can be created by ____________.
when the same person becomes the owner of both the dominant and servient tenements, the easement can be removed by ____________.
when a person dies without a will, they are said to have died ___________.
an ___________ is appointed in the will to be the personal representative of the deceased.
an instrument similar to a deed, by which the crown conveys previously ungranted land to the grantee.