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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? 6 n' \ r0 [7 z/ v6 p0 u$ j5 m+ Z
A. your neighbour has effectively stolen your soil. You can sue to recover the soil
) B! R$ Q7 A+ g2 ]. n4 D) L B. you are liable for allowing your soil to trespass onto your neighbour's property
( a4 @* f1 a5 j) w 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
7 I6 P% a0 [5 e, Y& |% e9 h: J D. your neighbour has an obligation to retain lateral support to your property. You can sue for the damage
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5. You own land alongside the ocean. Which of the following can you certainly not do without permission from the government?
) n! P/ |- d0 q" {1 i% h A. build a shed 25m back from the shoreline, in which you intend to store kayaks
% i4 v$ w9 Z7 p6 n7 [8 | B. build a well 50m back from the shoreline, from which you intend to pump water M V- ?! e0 k& v! `: r( t
C. build a small patio in front of the shed, from which to admire the ocean 6 j6 Q) g" {+ Z, ` R
D. build a pier 20m out into the ocean, from which to launch your kayaks
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6. Which of the following is true about licenses? ; \7 M( i) u. b9 A X* M6 i) G7 [
A. licenses generally grant more rights than leases 5 { e) i7 C' c! z$ O6 s+ D" k4 f/ T
B. a license can be used to grant a right of access 2 m# I8 P& G9 q0 {# X7 Y" n4 p: d. d
C. a license is more permanent than an easement 5 g! K7 A0 ~" O# I. i; ?
D. licenses run with the land 9 H7 D0 ^/ L$ E1 `2 t" g* l
6 ]3 V- T* ^5 G4 r7. Which of the following would be a violation of the author's moral rights in a statue of the Queen of England? . Y6 r; }' v D9 h, U0 @% r( s: n# e
A. dressing the statue in a Santa outfit
; `$ C' E, f g0 D6 K1 Y, X7 E B. moving the statue into a basement
0 w- n( Z% W1 c C. moving the statue outdoors % z, W2 Y5 h6 a" m, M4 i( T r* Q" M
D. stealing the statue |
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