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. What is meant by the terms 'realty' or 'real property'?

Freehold land correct incorrect

Freehold and leasehold land correct incorrect

All types of property correct incorrect

Tangible property correct incorrect

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. The saying 'he who owns the land owns everything reaching up to the very heavens and down to the depths of the earth' expresses the true extent of land in English law.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Ali wants to build a house with a cellar on his land, which adjoins the highway. How far can the cellar extend?

Only as far as the edge of his land. correct incorrect

As far as to the mid-point of the adjoining highway. correct incorrect

All the way under the adjoining highway. correct incorrect

He cannot build a cellar at all, as land does not include subterranean space. correct incorrect

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. Which of the following statements about airspace are correct? Please select all that apply.

Aircraft flying above land are trespassing on it. correct incorrect

Lower regions of airspace, to the height necessary for ordinary use of the land, form part of the land. correct incorrect

If an object intrudes into airspace but does not affect ordinary use of land, it is not a trespass. correct incorrect

The landowner may build out into airspace over the highway. correct incorrect

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. Match the definition to the correct word.

An object that is attached to the land in such a way and for such a reason that it becomes part of the land

Chattel Incorporeal hereditament Fixture Corporeal hereditament

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. Which of the following are tests for determining whether an object is a fixture or a chattel? Please select all that apply.

The degree of annexation correct incorrect

The purpose of annexation correct incorrect

Whether the object would be destroyed by removal correct incorrect

Whether the object forms part of an architectural scheme correct incorrect

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. Trade fixtures, ornamental fixtures and agricultural fixtures are the three types of __________ fixtures.

Your response

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. What are the rights relating to each sort of water?

This type of water is regarded as forming part of the land on which it rests and landowners can do as they like with it, subject to any statutory controls under the Water Resources Act 1991

Still water Flowing water Percolating water Tidal water

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. Which of the following are requirements for a proprietary right? Please select all that apply.

It must be able to be defined. correct incorrect

It must be transferable to third parties. correct incorrect

It must have a degree of permanence and stability. correct incorrect

It must be created by deed. correct incorrect

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. An object dug up from land belongs to the finder.

True correct incorrect

False correct incorrect

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. Betty, a student, has found a fashionable silver bracelet on the floor of a lecture theatre at university. If the person who lost the bracelet cannot be found, to whom does it belong?

It must belong to the university, because they are the occupiers of the land. correct incorrect

It must belong to Betty, because she found it. correct incorrect

It belongs to the Crown as treasure. correct incorrect

It depends upon whether Betty is a trespasser, and on the intentions shown by the university in respect of the lecture theatre. correct incorrect