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A landlord's responsibility when faced with claims of habitability issuesWhat is one possible action a landlord can take if faced with a claim of breach of implied warranty of habitability?Discover the Best Method for Amending Homeowners' Association Covenants in DelawareWhich method of amending homeowners' association covenants is favored if no specific mechanism is provided?Discover the Main Statute Governing Land Use in DelawareWhat is the main statute governing land use in Delaware?Exploring the Evolution of Land Use with Unlimited Grant EasementsWhat happens to the use of land over time concerning easements created by an unlimited grant?Failing to Disclose Property Defects Can Lead to Serious ConsequencesWhat can be a consequence of failing to disclose known defects in a property sale?Key Elements You Can and Can’t Include in a Delaware Residential LeaseWhich of the following cannot be included in a residential lease according to Delaware law?Landlords Must Provide Written Notice to Modify Lease RenewalsWhat must a landlord provide if they intend to modify a lease upon renewal?Lienholders and Foreclosure Actions in Delaware: Understanding Their RoleAre lienholders required to be joined as defendants in a foreclosure action?Missing Signatures on a Property Deed: What You Need to KnowWhat is the consequence of a missing signature on a property deed?Navigating the 20-Year Rule for Adverse Possession in DelawareWhat is the duration of the common law period for adverse possession in Delaware?Recognizing Waivers of Restrictive Covenants in Property LawWhich of the following can be a clear sign of a waiver of a restrictive covenant?Understand tenant remedies for landlord repair failures in DelawareWhich of the following is a tenant remedy for a landlord's failure to perform necessary repairs?Understand the Timeframe for Filing a Mechanics' Lien in DelawareHow long does a general contractor have to file a mechanics' lien after project completion?Understanding a Landlord’s Warranty of Habitability in DelawareWhat is the landlord’s obligation under the warranty of habitability?Understanding Acquiescence in Property Law: What It Means for Your RightsWhat does acquiescence refer to in relation to property law?Understanding Adverse Possession and Land Rights in DelawareWhat does 'adverse possession' allow a person to do?Understanding Adverse Possession Requirements in DelawareWhat is required to prove adverse possession in Delaware?Understanding Closing in Real Estate TransactionsIn real estate transactions, what does the term 'closing' refer to?Understanding Co-Ownership Types in Delaware Real EstateWhich type of co-ownership is presumed in Delaware unless explicitly stated otherwise in the conveyance?Understanding Common Remedies for Breach of Real Estate ContractsWhat is a common remedy for a breach of a real estate contract?Understanding Constructive Eviction in Delaware: What Does It Mean?What might indicate a constructive eviction?Understanding Covenants in Property Law and Their ImportanceWhich of the following defines a covenant in property law?Understanding Customary Repairs in Apartment LeasesWhat are customary repairs in apartment leases?Understanding Deed Restrictions and Their Impact on Property UsageWhat are 'deed restrictions'?Understanding Delaware's Guest Premises Statute and Property Owner LiabilityUnder Delaware's Guest Premises Statute, who is a property owner NOT liable for injuries to?Understanding Delaware's Landlord Tenant Code MattersWhat does the Delaware Landlord Tenant Code primarily address?Understanding Delaware's Modified Fee Tail RegulationWhich of the following accurately reflects Delaware's fee tail regulation?Understanding Delaware's Notice Requirements for Terminating a Residential LeaseHow much notice is required to terminate a residential lease in Delaware?Understanding Delaware's Pure Race Jurisdiction in Property LawWhat type of jurisdiction does Delaware's recording act follow?Understanding DNREC's Role in Delaware Property TransactionsWhat role does the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) play in property transactions?Understanding easement rights in property lawWhich of the following best describes easement rights?Understanding Easements by Necessity in Delaware Property LawWhat must be proved for an easement by necessity?Understanding Easements in Property Law: What You Need to KnowDefine 'easement' in property law terms.Understanding Encroachment in Real Property LawWhat does encroachment refer to in real property law?Understanding Equal Priority Status of Purchase Money MortgagesWhen two purchase money mortgages are recorded at the same time, what is their priority status?Understanding Escrow Accounts in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is an escrow account in real estate transactions?Understanding Essential Information for Recordable Deeds in DelawareWhat information must a recordable deed contain?Understanding Essential Requirements for Mortgage Assignment Effectiveness in DelawareWhat is required for an assignment of a mortgage to be effective?Understanding Fee Simple Absolute in Property OwnershipWhat does 'fee simple absolute' signify in property ownership?Understanding Fee Tail Property Interests in DelawareWhich of the following best describes a fee tail?Understanding Future Advances Mortgage ClausesWhat is required for a future advances mortgage clause regarding existing indebtedness?Understanding Housing Exemptions Under the Delaware Landlord Tenant CodeWhich type of housing is exempt from the Delaware Landlord Tenant Code?Understanding how a lease option is created in DelawareHow is a lease option created?Understanding How a Property Owner Can Terminate an EasementHow can a property owner terminate an easement?Understanding How An Easement's Scope Can Be LimitedHow can the scope of an easement be limited?Understanding How Construction Mortgages Gain Priority Over Subcontractors' LiensWhat gives priority to a construction mortgage over subcontractors' liens?Understanding How Delaware Classifies Mortgages in Property LawHow does Delaware classify mortgages in terms of property type?Understanding How Delaware Handles Property Transfer Upon DeathHow does Delaware handle the transfer of property upon death?Understanding How Easements Operate in Delaware Real Estate TransactionsHow do easements operate in Delaware upon the transfer of property?Understanding How Landowner Actions Can Imply Acceptance of Street DedicationHow can a landowner's actions inadvertently constitute acceptance of street dedication?Understanding How Landowners Can Dedicate a Street in DelawareHow can an offer to dedicate a street be constituted by a landowner?Understanding How Property Owners in Delaware Enforce Restrictive CovenantsHow can property owners in Delaware enforce restrictive covenants?Understanding How Property Tax is Assessed in DelawareOn what basis is property tax assessed in Delaware?Understanding how public use can signify street dedication acceptanceWhat is one example that can be considered acceptance of a street dedication?Understanding How Title Insurance Protects Property OwnersWhat does title insurance provide for property owners?Understanding how to terminate a fee tail under Delaware lawHow can a fee tail be terminated according to Delaware law?Understanding Joint Tenancy in Property OwnershipWhat does joint tenancy mean in property ownership?Understanding Judgment Liens and Their Impact on Property in DelawareWhich statement best defines a judgment lien?Understanding Landlord Defenses Against Breach of Habitability ClaimsWhat defense can a landlord use against a claim of breach of warranty of habitability regarding essential services?Understanding Landlord Liability During an Eviction Without a Court OrderWhat is a landlord liable for if they physically evict a tenant without a valid court order?Understanding Landlord Liability in Delaware: What's Enforceable and What Isn'tWhich provision related to a landlord's liability is considered unenforceable?Understanding Landlord Rights on Unpaid Rent in DelawareWhat priority does a landlord have regarding payment of rent in the case of a tenant's personal property being seized?Understanding Leasehold Estates in Property LawWhat is meant by a leasehold estate in property law?Understanding Liability for Trespassers Under Delaware's Guest StatuteUnder Delaware's guest statute, which of the following is true regarding liability for trespassers?Understanding Liens and Their Impact on Real Estate OwnershipWhat are liens in relation to real estate?Understanding Maximum Principal Amount in Future Advances ClausesFor a valid future advances clause, what must be specified in the mortgage?Understanding mechanics' liens in Delaware real estateWhat is a mechanics' lien?Understanding Nonrenewable Leases and Delaware's Landlord Tenant CodeWhich type of lease isNOT covered by the Delaware Landlord Tenant Code?Understanding Notice Requirements for Delaware Tenants Relocating for EmploymentWhat is the notice requirement for a tenant in Delaware relocating due to employment?Understanding Notices Required for Equitable Liens in DelawareIn Delaware, what type of notice is sufficient to enforce an equitable lien?Understanding Pet Deposits in Delaware Rental AgreementsWhat type of deposit can a landlord require in addition to the standard security deposit?Understanding Prescriptive Easements and Their RequirementsWhich of the following is NOT a requirement for acquiring a prescriptive easement?Understanding Property Distribution in Delaware TrustsWhat happens to property held in a trust after 110 years according to Delaware law?Understanding Property Encumbrances and Their ImpactWhat is meant by 'property encumbrance'?Understanding Property Ownership in Delaware: A Look at Condominiums and MoreWhich type of property ownership involves an undivided interest in property along with the right to use common areas?Understanding Real Estate Investment Trusts and Their BenefitsWhat is a 'real estate investment trust (REIT)'?Understanding rental agreements in Delaware: What happens when there’s no specified term?If a rental agreement does not specify a term, what type of agreement is it deemed to be?Understanding Riparian Rights in Delaware Property LawWhich term describes the right of a property owner to use water from a neighboring landowner's supply?Understanding Security Deposit Limits for Residential Leases in DelawareWhat is the maximum security deposit allowed for a residential lease in Delaware?Understanding Special Warranty Deeds in Delaware Real EstateWhat is a special warranty deed?Understanding Special Warranty Deeds: What You Need to KnowIn which type of deed does the grantor only warrant against claims arising during their ownership?Understanding Tenant Rights Regarding Quiet Enjoyment BreachesUnder what condition can a tenant terminate a lease based on breach of quiet enjoyment?Understanding Tenant Rights Under Delaware Lease LawWhat rights do tenants typically have under Delaware lease law?Understanding the 20-Year Statutory Period for Adverse Possession in DelawareWhat is the statutory period for adverse possession in Delaware?Understanding the Acceptance of a Street DedicationWhat constitutes acceptance of a street dedication?Understanding the Acceptance of a Street Dedication in DelawareWhich of the following is true about the acceptance of a street dedication?Understanding the Appeals Process for Property Tax Assessments in DelawareWhich process allows property owners to contest property tax assessments in Delaware?Understanding the Applicability of Lis Pendens in Property LawWhich type of legal actions does a lis pendens NOT apply to?Understanding the Burden of Proof for Easements by NecessityWhat is the burden of proof for establishing an easement by necessity?Understanding the Concept of a Common Interest Community in DelawareWhat is defined as a 'common interest community' according to Delaware law?Understanding the Concept of a Short Sale in Real EstateWhat does the term 'short sale' mean in real estate?Understanding the Concept of Eminent Domain in Property LawWhat is 'eminent domain'?Understanding the Concerns of Restrictive Covenants in Property OwnershipWhat is a common concern with restrictive covenants that involve an architectural review committee?Understanding the Core Principle of Abandonment in Property LawWhat is the core principle of abandonment in property law?Understanding the Cost Requirements for Easements by NecessityWhat must a party prove regarding the cost of building an alternative road for an easement by necessity?Understanding the Crucial Role of Title Companies in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the primary function of a title company in a real estate transaction?Understanding the Deadline for Filing a Mechanics' Lien as a SubcontractorWhen must a subcontractor file a mechanics' lien?Understanding the Delaware Landlord-Tenant Code and Its ImportanceWhat is one main purpose of the Delaware Landlord-Tenant Code?Understanding the Difference Between Subordination and Novation in Property TransactionsWhat is the difference between 'subordination' and 'novation' in property transactions?Understanding the Differences Between Actual and Constructive EvictionWhat distinguishes actual eviction from constructive eviction?Understanding the Duration of a Lis Pendens in DelawareWhat is the maximum duration a lis pendens remains valid?Understanding the Enforceability of Mechanics' Lien Waivers in DelawareWhat happens to a waiver of a mechanics' lien in Delaware?Understanding the Essential Purpose of Title InsuranceWhat is the purpose of title insurance?Understanding the Essentials of a Mechanics' Lien ComplaintWhat is one of the key details that must be included in a mechanics' lien complaint?Understanding the Essentials of a Valid Foreclosure Notice in DelawareWhat is required for a valid foreclosure notice in Delaware?Understanding the Essentials of Gaining a Prescriptive Easement in DelawareIn Delaware, what must a claimant provide to gain a prescriptive easement?Understanding the Factors of Easements in Property LawWhich of the following accurately describes a factor of easements?Understanding the Highest Level of Protection in Delaware Property DeedsWhich type of deed offers the highest level of protection to the grantee in Delaware?Understanding the Impact of Federal Tax Liens on Tenancy by the EntiretyWhat is the outcome when a federal tax lien attaches to a tenancy by the entirety?Understanding the Impact of Material Modifications on MortgagesWhat effect does a material modification to a mortgage have?Understanding the Implications of a Satisfied Mortgage on LiensWhat is the implication of a satisfied mortgage regarding the lien?Understanding the Implied Warranty of Habitability in DelawareWhat must be present for a valid implied warranty of habitability?Understanding the Importance of a Quitclaim Deed in Real EstateWhat is a quitclaim deed?Understanding the Importance of Disclosure Statements in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the purpose of a disclosure statement in real estate sales?Understanding the Importance of Restrictive Covenants in Real EstateWhich of the following best explains a 'restrictive covenant'?Understanding the Importance of Title Insurance in Real EstateWhat is the primary purpose of title insurance?Understanding the Importance of Title Searches in Delaware Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the primary purpose of conducting a title search in Delaware real estate transactions?Understanding the Key Components of a Property Management AgreementWhat might be included in a property management agreement?Understanding the Key Covenants in a Special Warranty DeedWhich two covenants are included in a special warranty deed?Understanding the Key Differences Between Tenancy in Common and Joint TenancyWhat is the primary distinction between tenancy in common and joint tenancy?Understanding the Key Elements of the Delaware Fair Housing ActWhat are the key elements of the Delaware Fair Housing Act?Understanding the Key Feature of Delaware's Landlord-Tenant CodeWhat is one feature of the Delaware Landlord-Tenant Code?Understanding the Key Features of Special Warranty DeedsWhat is a primary characteristic of a special warranty deed's covenants?Understanding the Key Parties in Delaware Foreclosure ProceedingsWhich parties are necessary to include in a foreclosure proceeding?Understanding the Key Requirements for a Valid Mortgage in DelawareWhat are the two main requirements for a mortgage to be valid?Understanding the Key Requirements for Challenging Covenants in Delaware Real Estate LawWhat must be demonstrated for equity to refuse the enforcement of a covenant due to changed circumstances?Understanding the Key Requirements for Joint Tenancy in DelawareWhat unity is NOT required to create a Joint Tenancy in Delaware?Understanding the Landlord's 30-Day Repair Obligation in DelawareHow long does a landlord have to repair a breach of implied warranty of habitability for repairs after notice from the tenant?Understanding the Legal Discharge of Mortgages in DelawareWhat must be done for a mortgage to be legally discharged?Understanding the Legal Document That Starts Foreclosure in DelawareWhat legal document initiates a foreclosure process in Delaware?Understanding the Legal Effect of Recording a Mortgage in DelawareWhat is the legal effect of recording a mortgage in Delaware?Understanding the Legal Framework of Mechanics' Liens in DelawareWhat is a significant legal aspect of mechanics' liens in Delaware?Understanding the Legal Landscape of Prescriptive Easements in DelawareWhat type of easement is generally viewed unfavorably in Delaware?Understanding the Mortgage Process for Real Estate in DelawareWhich document is essential for securing a loan on real estate in Delaware?Understanding the Preferred Type of Property Partition in DelawareWhich type of partition is favored in Delaware?Understanding the Property Ownership Transfer Process in DelawareHow is property ownership typically transferred in Delaware?Understanding the Purchase Money Mortgage in Real EstateWhat defines a purchase money mortgage?Understanding the Pure Race Recording Statute for Purchase Money Mortgages in DelawareWhich recording rule applies to purchase money mortgages in Delaware?Understanding the Purpose of a Property Management AgreementWhat is the purpose of a property management agreement?Understanding the Real Estate Transfer Tax in DelawareWhat is a real estate transfer tax in Delaware?Understanding the Relationship Between Future Advances and Mortgage PriorityHow does the priority status of future advances relate to the mortgage?Understanding the Requirements for a Variance in Delaware Zoning LawWhat is required to obtain a variance in Delaware zoning law?Understanding the Requirements for Discharging a Portion of Mortgaged LandWhat is required for a mortgage release to discharge a portion of the mortgaged land?Understanding the Requirements of the Statute of Frauds in Property LawWhat does the Statute of Frauds require in property law?Understanding the requirements to operate as a real estate broker in DelawareWhat is required for a real estate broker to operate legally in Delaware?Understanding the Rigorous Duty of Care to Child Trespassers in DelawareWhat duty of care is owed to child trespassers by property owners?Understanding the Role of a Bona Fide PurchaserWhat is meant by the term 'bona fide purchaser'?Understanding the Role of a Closing Statement in Real Estate TransactionsWhat is the primary purpose of a closing statement in a real estate transaction?Understanding the Role of a Complaint in Mechanics' LiensWhich document would provide a record of the work commencing and completion for a mechanics' lien?Understanding the Role of a Forfeiture Clause in Lease AgreementsWhat defines a 'forfeiture clause' in lease agreements?Understanding the Role of a Future Advances Clause in MortgagesWhat is the effect of a future advances clause in a mortgage?Understanding the Role of a Writ of Estrepement in Property LawWhat is the primary focus of a writ of estrepement?Understanding the Role of Chancery Court in Writ of Estrepement CasesWhat type of court hears cases involving a writ of estrepement?Understanding the Role of Pre-Judgment Attachment in Property LawWhat is the purpose of pre-judgment attachment in property law?Understanding the Role of Purchase Money Mortgages in Delaware Real EstateWhat type of mortgage can a seller/vendor of property hold?Understanding the Role of Special Warranty Deeds in DelawareIn Delaware, what is the default conveyance of a deed?Understanding the Role of the Delaware Real Estate CommissionWhat is the primary regulatory authority overseeing real estate in Delaware?Understanding the Role of the Mortgagee in Delaware Property LawAccording to Delaware's theory of title, what is the role of the mortgagee?Understanding the Rule Against Perpetuities in Land OwnershipWhat is the purpose of the Rule Against Perpetuities (RAP) in land ownership?Understanding the Rule Against Perpetuities in Personal PropertyWhat aspect of the Rule Against Perpetuities (RAP) does not apply to personal property?Understanding the Significance of 'Lis Pendens' in Delaware Property LawIn the context of Delaware property law, what does a 'lis pendens' signify?Understanding the Significance of Lis Pendens in Real EstateWhat does a lis pendens signify in real estate?Understanding the Timeline for General Contractors After a Certificate of OccupancyWhat is the time frame for a general contractor to file following the issuance of a certificate of occupancy?Understanding the Warranty in a Special Warranty DeedWhat warranty is included in a special warranty deed?Understanding the Writ of Waste and Its Primary RemedyWhat is the primary remedy sought in a writ of waste?Understanding Unenforceable Provisions in Residential Leases Under Delaware LawWhich provision is considered unenforceable in a residential lease under Delaware law?Understanding Unlawful Discrimination in Delaware HousingWhat constitutes unlawful discrimination in housing in Delaware?Understanding Valid Contracts for Real Estate Sales in DelawareWhat is required for a valid contract for the sale of real estate in Delaware?Understanding Valid Restrictions on Solar Energy SystemsWhat type of restrictions on solar energy systems is considered valid and enforceable?Understanding Water Rights in Real Estate TransactionsWhat do 'water rights' refer to in real estate?Understanding What Constitutes Discrimination in Tenant RightsWhat factor can a landlord not use as grounds for discrimination against tenants?Understanding What Determines the Priority of a Mechanics' Lien in DelawareWhat determines the priority of a mechanics' lien?Understanding What Happens When a Lis Pendens is RecordedWhat happens when a lis pendens is recorded?Understanding What It Takes to Create a Public Street under Dedication LawWhat is required to create a public street according to dedication law?Understanding What Makes a Mortgage Valid for Future AdvancesWhat must a mortgage state in order to be valid for future advances?Understanding What Makes a Purchase Money Mortgage Stand OutWhat is necessary for a purchase money mortgage to have priority status?Understanding What Makes a Restrictive Covenant UnenforceableWhat type of discretion makes a restrictive covenant unenforceable?Understanding What Rights a Lienholder Holds in ForeclosureWhat rights does a lienholder have in a foreclosure situation?Understanding what the Delaware Uniform Commercial Code regulates in property dealsWhat does the Delaware Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) regulate in property transactions?Understanding What’s Not Required for a Mechanics' Lien ComplaintWhat is NOT a requirement for a mechanics' lien complaint?Understanding When a Building Permit is Needed in DelawareWhen is a building permit required?Understanding When a Commercial Landlord Can Charge for UtilitiesUnder what condition can a commercial landlord charge a tenant for utilities?Understanding When a Security Deposit Can Exceed One Month’s Rent in DelawareIn which situation can a landlord require a security deposit that exceeds one month’s rent?Understanding When Property Owners Are Liable for InjuriesWhen is a property owner generally held liable for injuries occurring on their premises?Understanding When Tenancy by the Entirety is Presumed for SpousesUnder what circumstances is a tenancy by the entirety presumed when property is conveyed?Understanding Where to File Equitable Foreclosure Actions in DelawareIn which court must equitable foreclosure actions be filed in Delaware?Understanding Where Waste Cases Are Heard in DelawareWhere are cases regarding waste typically heard in Delaware?Understanding Who Can Bring a Partition Claim in Delaware Property LawWho has the right to bring a partition claim?Understanding Who Can Enforce a Mechanics' Lien in Property LawWho can enforce a mechanics' lien?Understanding Who Has the Right to Redeem Property in Delaware ForeclosuresWhich party typically has the right to redeem property in a foreclosure according to Delaware law?Understanding Who Holds Superior Interest in Recorded Deeds in DelawareIn Delaware, which party has superior interest when a deed is recorded?Understanding Why Aesthetic Preferences in Architectural Covenants Can Be ProblematicWhich restriction is likely to render an architectural review covenant unenforceable?Understanding why public opinion doesn’t void property covenantsWhich of the following is NOT a reason for termination or unenforceability of a covenant?What a mortgage really secures for borrowers and lendersWhat does a mortgage generally secure?What Does Waiver of a Covenant Signify in Real Estate Law?What does waiver of a covenant signify?What Happens If Property Can't Be Divided In A Partition Action?What occurs if the property is not suitable for physical division in a partition action?What happens to property distribution after 110 years?What is the implication of a property being distributed to beneficiaries after 110 years?What Happens When a Debt Secured by a Lien Isn't Paid?In the context of liens, what happens if the debt is not paid?What is a Conditional Sale in Real Estate?Which of the following describes a conditional sale?What is an Attractive Nuisance and Why Should Property Owners Care?What is an attractive nuisance as it relates to child trespassers?What Makes a Deed Enforceable in Delaware?What makes a deed enforceable in Delaware?What Makes an Architectural Review Covenant Enforceable?Which type of architectural review covenant is likely to be enforceable?What Options Do Tenants Have When Essential Services Are Disrupted?What action can a tenant take if essential services like heat or water are not provided within 48 hours of notice?What Tenants Need to Know About Notifying Landlords When Terminating a LeaseWhat happens if a tenant does not notify the landlord of their intent to terminate the lease 45 days before the end of the term?What To Do If a Seller Misrepresents Property ConditionWhat happens if a seller misrepresents the condition of a property?What to Know About Unlawful Eviction and Tenant Rights in DelawareWhat happens if a landlord removes a tenant without a valid court order?What To Know When a Mortgage Debt is Paid OffWhat happens when the debt secured by a mortgage is satisfied?What You Need to Know About Encumbrances in Real EstateWhat does the term "encumbrance" refer to?What You Need to Know About Filing a Lis Pendens in DelawareWhat must an individual do to file a lis pendens in Delaware?What You Need to Know About Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship in DelawareIn Delaware, what is the requirement for creating a Joint Tenancy with right of survivorship?What You Need to Know About Releasing a Mortgage in DelawareWhich of the following is NOT a requirement for a release of mortgage?What You Need to Know About Restrictive Covenants in Property LawWhat defines a 'restrictive covenant' in property law?What You Need to Know About Valid Deed Transfers in DelawareWhat must be included in a deed transfer for it to be valid in Delaware?What You Should Know About Common Area Maintenance FeesWhat are common area maintenance (CAM) fees?When Does a Restrictive Covenant for Property Improvements Become Unenforceable?Under what condition is a restrictive covenant requiring approval for property improvements deemed unenforceable?Who’s Responsible for Minor Safety on Your Property?Which party is responsible for preventing foreseeable harm to minors from artificial conditions on the land?Why Are Business Operation Restrictions Considered Unenforceable Without Clear Developer Approval?Why is a covenant restricting business operations until developer approval considered unenforceable?Zoning and Its Role in Property LawWhat does 'zoning' refer to in the context of property law?

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