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4. Your neighbour digs a big hole and part of your land collapses into that hole. Which of the following best describes your legal position?
5 R! W7 i- \8 s0 S, A; N8 D/ T5 X A. your neighbour has effectively stolen your soil. You can sue to recover the soil 0 ~3 s' E- Z5 G; _4 P# f" c# W
B. you are liable for allowing your soil to trespass onto your neighbour's property
5 Z0 Y% y/ G G+ Q# I; G7 k W; i( ` C. you have no legal remedy because your neighbours have the right to use their land as they wish and cannot be held accountable for the natural consequences of gravity
2 I, ]/ {* Y6 Z6 J$ P- B- M D. your neighbour has an obligation to retain lateral support to your property. You can sue for the damage
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! a* [9 }2 @. F1 X5 n5. You own land alongside the ocean. Which of the following can you certainly not do without permission from the government? 3 [$ D: c: ^( s$ ?
A. build a shed 25m back from the shoreline, in which you intend to store kayaks
6 Y$ A& ~: Q# K, Z B. build a well 50m back from the shoreline, from which you intend to pump water
$ s& c2 r* N g1 Z3 T0 t C. build a small patio in front of the shed, from which to admire the ocean
* b2 K$ L( O: T3 \& d( h D. build a pier 20m out into the ocean, from which to launch your kayaks ( M4 \- x) C: O# u
% V7 P4 ]6 Z. U- W; e. n n% f/ F6. Which of the following is true about licenses? - {% Z. v& J: X
A. licenses generally grant more rights than leases : E+ }' E. l G7 S. D, S
B. a license can be used to grant a right of access
& b/ I# I4 z1 p& Y/ @ C. a license is more permanent than an easement
5 ~! o! ]7 C, l7 \" |6 H D. licenses run with the land
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7. Which of the following would be a violation of the author's moral rights in a statue of the Queen of England?
- Z2 Y( B' j9 {6 U A. dressing the statue in a Santa outfit
: C9 `. B: C6 B- Y2 U: } B. moving the statue into a basement
/ |1 f: T# _$ `! I C. moving the statue outdoors 3 o+ f" p0 b3 Z& x, C) x, k
D. stealing the statue |
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