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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 E/ S' O+ P8 E7 ?: A; X9 e
A. your neighbour has effectively stolen your soil. You can sue to recover the soil
! C, p# O$ a6 A1 ?, E B. you are liable for allowing your soil to trespass onto your neighbour's property
7 D) s& @8 S' G8 _- V# _3 u 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
1 M3 t& S p) m& F D. your neighbour has an obligation to retain lateral support to your property. You can sue for the damage * a+ B: U+ I8 O: R
# F( F7 T/ l4 F. p% r$ X$ t) L9 b5. You own land alongside the ocean. Which of the following can you certainly not do without permission from the government? , d" t6 Y1 B/ U0 q
A. build a shed 25m back from the shoreline, in which you intend to store kayaks
7 V1 A4 q; E5 M/ J$ r B. build a well 50m back from the shoreline, from which you intend to pump water
# E5 Q$ ~2 s* Q6 y0 I) } C. build a small patio in front of the shed, from which to admire the ocean ( z9 Q! H) k# `1 j- {% r
D. build a pier 20m out into the ocean, from which to launch your kayaks ; L+ ^ j. E: S. \( m5 V. e
3 n- u* K* k: _9 H+ S6. Which of the following is true about licenses? + k; v: d( q. o$ c/ y, z; u5 f* M
A. licenses generally grant more rights than leases
" ?0 h4 R5 ]( u1 G; M+ L1 Y B. a license can be used to grant a right of access
7 d5 z, a, Z4 b: I, M% {# [ C. a license is more permanent than an easement ) r5 x h" J. ^( ~8 W0 ~4 h
D. licenses run with the land
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+ P+ {& b7 n1 ?. i/ s7. Which of the following would be a violation of the author's moral rights in a statue of the Queen of England?
+ U. D' o) C6 {. d, s! l9 J s A. dressing the statue in a Santa outfit 5 ?2 I; t" n6 P4 O: S' L* J4 C( ^
B. moving the statue into a basement 3 o# s) {+ E. }$ Q$ w4 ~2 K- ^& I
C. moving the statue outdoors 9 v! x: Q ^3 o2 v1 v+ U5 n
D. stealing the statue |
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