Courts Have Held That a Beneficiary's Rights Cannot Be Lost

question 55

Multiple Choice

Courts have held that a beneficiary's rights cannot be lost by modification or discharge.This is known as:

• A)assignment.
• B)dissociation.
• C)malfeasance.
• D)vesting.

Understand the creation and implications of a "profit à prendre" in property law.

Identify the regulations surrounding the transfer and removal of trade fixtures in tenancy agreements.

Comprehend the characteristics and limitations of different types of deeds, including quitclaim and dower deeds.

Recognize the legal rights and obligations arising from property development and ownership, including those related to subterranean rights and possible liabilities from such developments.

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