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A) waste has occurred.
B) there has been a wrongful abandonment of the premises.
C) constructive eviction has taken place.
D) vacating of the premises constituted an assignment.
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A) the tenant is under duty not to commit waste.
B) the tenant is under a duty not to commit wear and tear.
C) an estate at sufferance is created.
D) a fee simple absolute is usually created.
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A) one of the tenants selling or transferring his interest to the co-tenant.
B) the co-tenants partitioning the property among themselves.
C) Both of these.
D) Neither of these.
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A) upon expiration of the period.
B) upon 6 months' notice.
C) at the will of the parties.
D) upon notice of one period in advance.
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A) fee simple absolute.
B) tenancy by the entirety.
C) life estate.
D) vested remainder.
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A) No, it goes to Bob's heirs until Mom dies
B) No, it goes back to Mom
C) Yes, since Bob's life estate ended
D) No, it goes to Mom's heirs
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A) tenancy by the entireties.
B) tenancy in partnership.
C) tenancy in common.
D) joint tenancy.
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A) the end of the month.
B) the 15th of the month.
C) the beginning of the month.
D) five days after the beginning of the month.
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A) A joint tenancy
B) A tenancy by the entireties
C) A tenancy in common
D) A lease between a landlord and a tenant
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A) easement.
B) profit.
C) license.
D) covenant.
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A) prescription.
B) implied reservation.
C) implied grant.
D) all of these ways.
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A) base fee.
B) condominium.
C) estate (tenancy) at will.
D) estate at sufferance.
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