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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? 7 @- l0 m/ v& M- J& d, A: ?/ w
A. your neighbour has effectively stolen your soil. You can sue to recover the soil
* e: w: e. J3 U/ D9 s: k2 q B. you are liable for allowing your soil to trespass onto your neighbour's property ( o' B8 Y* h S8 T
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
9 o# U. O6 w; o) A! E 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?
/ I$ [6 ~) t7 C2 T* ^- T. W& z A. build a shed 25m back from the shoreline, in which you intend to store kayaks
- {9 _# v, G+ `$ n- I B. build a well 50m back from the shoreline, from which you intend to pump water + h3 y' B8 u# ?& |9 L8 {
C. build a small patio in front of the shed, from which to admire the ocean 6 u1 C+ ?: L! Y% o) ~/ G2 [6 @
D. build a pier 20m out into the ocean, from which to launch your kayaks
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7 ^' b( p& j; R6. Which of the following is true about licenses? " f) k1 S/ F! l2 {
A. licenses generally grant more rights than leases 8 f& K& K! X9 N# ?2 Q
B. a license can be used to grant a right of access
5 H1 |, b8 b9 D; U) J$ g& R% E C. a license is more permanent than an easement
- P5 ^( A# I5 u9 h% ^ N" { D. licenses run with the land & W5 U# x' o: D+ j0 o/ J! P
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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?
" x+ }% c; j; H A. dressing the statue in a Santa outfit ; D8 J( A7 ]2 `) W! r, x
B. moving the statue into a basement
" o+ w2 o9 _& g' P C. moving the statue outdoors
/ A3 X {2 t* v: m D. stealing the statue |
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