Legal Descriptions, Methods of Acquiring Title, Deeds, Estates, and Methods of Holding Title – Part 1

The section east of Section 13 of a township would be:

The darkened portion of the section shown would be described as follows:

Multiflying the number of acres in the NW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of a section by the number of miles of fencing it would take to fence this parcel gives:

Which of the following would be the least desirable reference point for a metes and bounds description?

How much fencing would be required to fence a township?

Which of the following is always true?

There is no such thing as a typed:

Bill Reed purchased property. The deed was made out to his nickname "Scott the Fox Reed." The deed is:

An individual could obtain title by all of the following means except:

A man who handles an estate by direction of the court rather than the testator is a(n):

on the map, east is usually to the:

Vertical rows of townships are known as:

Assume the following to be a proper metes and bounds description:

"Starting at the SW corner of a designated section, thence in a straight line to the center of said section, thence in straight line to a point midway between the SW and SE corners of said section, thence in a straight line to the point of beginning."

How many acres are in the described parcel?

The maximum number of 50'x75' lots that can be made from one acre (any shape) is:

A rectangular lot 1,320' x 2,640' contains:

The distance between the north  and south boundaries of a township is:

How much fencing would be required to fence a quarter section?

Which of the following is one acre?

A township contains how many acres?

The blackened area in the section is:

The description, "the NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Section 13, Tier 8 North, Range 7 East," is not complete. Which of the following is not included?

The distance between Section 3 and Section 34 in an township is:

A sale by the administrator of an estate:

The boundary of an oceanfront lot would be the:

A man dies. In his safe is his will with a signed and acknowledged deed to his home, giving it to his church. No mention is made of this in his will, which gives everything to his son.

The Humboldt Base Line runs:

Section 19 in a township is located where in the township?

A man appoints his wife to administer his will. She would be an:

Lydia owns the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of a section. A road runs along the north section . A  road runs along the north section line. What is the maximum number of square one-acre parcels she can create fronting on this road?

The maximum number of townships possible in an area 29 miles square is:

A valid deed must:

The number of linear feet around a section is:

When no heirs claim property, it reverts to the State of California by:

A person who died interstate normally has his or her property:

The number of principal base lines and meridians in California is:

The largest area among the following is:

A lot contains 73,000 square yards. In acres it contains:

All are required to obtain title by adverse possession except:

Probate matters would be handled by:

A will is ambulatory:

The southeast corner of the intersection of 1st and A streets is:

A township contains:

Horizontal rows of townships are known as:

Land is commonly sold in California in all of the following ways except by:

A holographic will may not be:

Artificial monuments are:

The SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of a section contains:

A square 40-acre parcel contains on each side:

A resident of Utah dies in Utah, leaving real property in California. The probate for this property would be handled:

Which of the following is larger than an acre?