Alternative Access Defeats Prescription
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
15029_farm-easement-prescription · REAL_PROPERTY · Choice ATimothy has access to the parking area from the rear dirt lane.
Why it's attractive
The call asks about a prescriptive easement. Choice A talks about alternative access, which matters for easements by necessity, not prescription. Wrong frame.
Why it's wrong
The call asks about a prescriptive easement. Choice A talks about alternative access, which matters for easements by necessity, not prescription. Wrong frame.
15029_farm-easement-prescription · REAL_PROPERTY · Choice BNo right-of-way was mentioned in the deed from Peter to Lydia.
Why it's attractive
Prescriptive easements arise from long use, not from deeds. Whether the deed mentioned the right-of-way is irrelevant. Procedural frame misfit.
Why it's wrong
Prescriptive easements arise from long use, not from deeds. Whether the deed mentioned the right-of-way is irrelevant. Procedural frame misfit.
15029_farm-easement-prescription · REAL_PROPERTY · Choice DDriving across another's land without permission is not adverse use.
Why it's attractive
This choice says driving across another's land without permission is NOT adverse use. That's backwards — it IS adverse use. The statement is false on its face.
Why it's wrong
This choice says driving across another's land without permission is NOT adverse use. That's backwards — it IS adverse use. The statement is false on its face.
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