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1. What type of lien would mechanic and tax lien
take priority over a first
mortgage?
2. Acquiring property acquisitive prescription
through possession
over a period of 10 or
30 years is known as
3. The time period in 1 year
which to file for redhi-
bition or lesion beyond
moiety is usually
4. If a man dies testate 3/4
leaving a wife and one
child, what is the dis-
posable portion of his
estate?
5. The penalty for usury is forfeiture of the entire interest
6. A shared driveway with predial servitude
one property in front
and one behind it
would most likely be a
7. Selling your property lesion beyond moiety.
for less than 1/2 of the
fair market value could
result in the sale being
rescinded under:
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1. What type of lien would mechanic and tax lien
take priority over a first
mortgage?
2. Acquiring property acquisitive prescription
through possession
over a period of 10 or
30 years is known as
3. The time period in 1 year
which to file for redhi-
bition or lesion beyond
moiety is usually
4. If a man dies testate 3/4
leaving a wife and one
child, what is the dis-
posable portion of his
estate?
5. The penalty for usury is forfeiture of the entire interest
6. A shared driveway with predial servitude
one property in front
and one behind it
would most likely be a
7. Selling your property lesion beyond moiety.
for less than 1/2 of the
fair market value could
result in the sale being
rescinded under:
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