A Purchasable Route Defeats Landlocked Necessity
This trap appears as a wrong-answer choice in 1 active question. Spotting how it is built is the repair: read each example's “why it's attractive” before the “why it's wrong.”
Subject distribution
- Real Property1
Example wrong choices
15011_psalm_ridge_meadow · REAL_PROPERTY · Choice ADaniel, because the express easement ended when Ruth conveyed the meadow back to him.
Why it's attractive
The choice answers the first chapter: the old express easement ended. The call asks the final access lawsuit after the later landlocked conveyance.
Why it's wrong
The choice answers the first chapter: the old express easement ended. The call asks the final access lawsuit after the later landlocked conveyance.
15011_psalm_ridge_meadow · REAL_PROPERTY · Choice BDaniel, because Lydia can buy a different route across Naomi's land to another county road.
Why it's attractive
The choice uses a later practical option. The access right is tested at the severance that made the meadow landlocked.
Why it's wrong
The choice uses a later practical option. The access right is tested at the severance that made the meadow landlocked.
15011_psalm_ridge_meadow · REAL_PROPERTY · Choice CLydia, because Daniel is estopped by the access easement he once granted to Ruth.
Why it's attractive
The choice uses a real-sounding easement frame but attaches Lydia's current right to the wrong source.
Why it's wrong
The choice uses a real-sounding easement frame but attaches Lydia's current right to the wrong source.
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