Land Is Sometimes Called "Real Property" Because

question 30

Multiple Choice

Land is sometimes called "real property" because

• A)it is really more important than personal property.
• B)traditionally, it was the real source of most wealth in England.
• C)the owner can recover the land itself, rather than its monetary value, if someone wrongfully occupies it.
• D)as a matter of reality, land was more valuable than anything else to the King of England.
• E)it lasts forever and therefore reflects the reality and permanence of the world.

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