Estates and leaseholds.

Freehold estates and leaseholds fall under the heading of

Real property.

There are two types of real property, freehold estates and

Leaseholds.

Some other legal issues an estate agent might need to be

informed about include (among many possibilities):

C covenants running with land which may be binding

Against or enforceable by the buyer;

Zoning restrictions on the property potentially limiting

The right of use to the property;

Historical and environmental preservation issues;

Environmental law and liability upon discovery of

Ground or water pollutants;

-.) compulsory purchase (US eminent domain) orders or

Procedures.

The purpose of a temporary easement is to allow

Access to property so that, for example, work can be

Carried out.

2 'Open' use means that the use is obvious and not

secretive, while 'notorious' means that the use is

clearly visible. 'Continuous' means that it the use

Must have occurred for the statutory period.

This is a type of easement appurtenant which is

Created to reach a landlocked property in order to give

It access to a public road.

We distinguish between 2 classified into

Type includes 4 One important sub-type

9 Now I'd like to move on to another topic.

I'll begin with the first type, ...

Let's move on to the second type.

Finally, I'll come to the third type, ...

The firm also handles Natural Resources.

The two types of disputes named are property boundary

Disputes and ownership disputes.

Yes 2 no 3 yes 4 no

The phrases are used to express what the firm has

Experience in doing.

The present perfect tense (have represented, has dealt

With, etc.) is used most frequently. It refers to past

Actions with present relevance, when the timeframe of

The action is understood to continue up to the present

(For the past ten years ... , Since last year ...). This

puts the emphasis on the firm's recent achievements.

Matter, issue

Due to our comprehensive natural resource and

Property capabilities, our firm can provide experienced

Counsel for all environmental and natural resource

Matters affecting property owners.

See Reading 2 for a model practice areas statement.

Parties, Term, Statutory conditions, Rent amount and

Payments, Method of payment, Deposit

Other clauses you would expect to find in a lease (among

many possibilities): Description of the leased premises,

Use of premises, Quiet enjoyment, Repairs and

Maintenance, Alterations or additions, Damage or

Destruction, Waiver, Defaults and remedies, Entire lease,

Amendment and modification, Assignment, Notices,

Termination and surrender

Statutory conditions are the conditions imposed by law.

E 2(a) f 2(b) g 3 h 4 b 5 a 6 c 7 d

B 2 2a 3 5 4 1 5 3 6 7 7 4 8 6a

H 2 g 3 i 4 b 5 e 6 c 7 d 8 k 9 f

A 11 j

C, premises 2 a, tenancy 3 d, law 4 b, consent

The business sector is the restaurant business.

The case could be relevant for any type of business

That requires uninterrupted use of easily accessible,

Well-lit and clean premises for its customers.

Quiet enjoyment refers to the right of an owner or

Tenant to use property without interference.

Covenant of quiet enjoyment 2 precaution

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