QUESTIONS NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM 100 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ASNWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
Civil, common, Socialist, & Islamic - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Four generally recognized
systems of law
A quasi-religious system based on the teachings of the Koran that is a thorough integration of
religious belief and the secular state. - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Islamic law
Consent of the parties, contain an accurate description of the tract of land, and stipulate the price
in money - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>The contract of sale must reflect what
A contract whereby a person transfers ownership of a thing to another for a price in money -
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Sale
Give legal advice, render legal opinions, or represent constituents to secure for them their rights
under law - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>A notary may not
A set of principles regarding acquiring and proving title to Louisiana immovables strictly
adhered to and the purpose of assuring stability of land titles and entitling purchasers and others
in land transactions to rely upon the public record - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>The public
records doctrine is
Donations made during the life of the donor - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Inter vivos donations
A clause contained in the mortgage or other encumbrance agreement whereby the obligor agrees
not to sell, engage, alienate, or mortgage the same property to other persons to the prejudice of
the mortgage - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Pact de non Alienando
In and for a parish; being appointed by the governor, with the advice and consent of the senate
after meeting the requirements set forth in Title 35 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes -
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>The notary in Louisiana is a public official:
Donations made in contemplation of death - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Mortis causa donations
Authentic act or act under private signature - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>A transfer of
immovable property must be made by
, Statute R.S. 35:1 - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Duties and function of the Notary Public in
Louisiana are established by
Inter vivos donations and mortis causa donations - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>The only methods
by which property may be acquired gratuitously
Does not create a presumption that the instrument is valid or genuine - CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>The recordation of an instrument
Yes - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Predial Servitude on mortgaged property
The right that confers on a person direct, immediate and exclusive authority over a thing -
CORRECT ANSWER>>>>The civil code defines "ownership" as
By operation of law in the absence of the consent of the parties or through the voluntary actions
of the parties - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>How may obligations arise
Name of the act, date the act was passed, and the signature of the notary - CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>What is included in a paraph
The mortgagee has a right to demand payment of debt in full - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>If a
predial servitude substantially impairs a mortgaged property
Is a charge or burden upon a thing, usually an immovable, for the benefit of another person or
another estate - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Servitude
Contracts - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>When parties voluntarily undertake obligations towards
each other, those obligations are called
The division of property owned in common into distinct physical shares - CORRECT
ANSWER>>>>Partition
A plan or map, as of land - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>Plat
Rather has the negative effect of denying the effectiveness of certain rights unless they are
recorded - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>The public records doctrine does not create rights in a
positive sense, but
The common law concept of easement - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>What is the term "servitude"
closely related to
A comprehensive system of laws that governs the private conduct between individuals ranging
from family matters to basic commercial transactions - CORRECT ANSWER>>>>What does
the Louisiana civil law system provide