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Legal Terms and Concepts, Quizzes of Business and Labour Law

Definitions for various legal terms related to property, gifts, and nuisances, including conditional gifts, confusion, conversion, eminent domain, gift causa mortis, lease of personal property, nuisance, private nuisance, public nuisance, personal property, police power, premises liability, zoning, and the kelo v city of new london court case.

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2009/2010

Uploaded on 02/17/2010

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Download Legal Terms and Concepts and more Quizzes Business and Labour Law in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 conditional gift DEFINITION 1 a gift that is not absolute or complete until some condition occurs TERM 2 confusion DEFINITION 2 the intermixing of different owners' goods in such a way that they cannot later be separated (oil, grain) TERM 3 conversion DEFINITION 3 unauthorized taking of another's property which permanently or temporarily deprives the rightful owner of its lawful use TERM 4 eminent domain DEFINITION 4 the government's power to take ("condemn") private property for a public use or purpose by paying "just compensation" TERM 5 gift DEFINITION 5 the voluntary transfer of property for which the giver receives nothing of value in return TERM 6 gift causa mortis DEFINITION 6 a gift given in contemplation of approaching death; can be revoked if death does not occur TERM 7 lease of personal property DEFINITION 7 the transfer of the right to possess and use personal property belonging to another TERM 8 nuisance DEFINITION 8 an unreasonable and substantial interference with someone else's use and enjoyment of his/her property; does not have to be illegal (could endanger health, violate decency, or offend the senses) TERM 9 private nuisance DEFINITION 9 an activity that unreasonably interferes with the right of one person or a small number of persons to enjoy their property; private parties may sue TERM 10 public nuisance DEFINITION 10 unreasonable interference that reduces the right of the public in general to enjoy property; only the government can sue
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