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LEGAL ASPECTS UNIT 2

front 1

A. air rights

back 1

Rights to the air space above the property

front 2

B. appropriative water rights

back 2

Right to take riparian surface water for a beneficial use on non-adjacent
property

front 3

C. appurtenances

back 3

All rights, privileges, and improvements that belong to and pass with the
transfer of the property, but that are not necessarily a part of the actual
property

front 4

D. benchmark

back 4

Survey reference mark made on a monument indicating a known location
and elevation

front 5

E. block

back 5

Contiguous group of lots generally bounded by man-made features, such as
streets or natural features, such as creeks

front 6

F. bundle of rights

back 6

All legal rights attached to the ownership of property

front 7

G. emblements

back 7

Annual crops cultivated by tenant farmers and sharecroppers

front 8

H. fixture

back 8

Anything permanently attached to real property

front 9

I. fructus industriales

back 9

Annual crops produced by human labor, such as fruits, nuts, vegetables,
and grains

front 10

J. fructus naturales

back 10

Naturally occurring plant growth, such as grasses, trees, and shrubs as
part of the real property

front 11

K. groundwater

back 11

Water beneath the surface of the land filling the spaces and cavities
between the rocks and soil

front 12

L. lateral support

back 12

Landowners’ right to have their land in its natural condition held in place
from the sides by adjoining land so that it will not fall away

front 13

M. legal description

back 13

Written description of a particular parcel of land identifying it as precisely
as possible

front 14

N. lot

back 14

Single parcel of land within a subdivision

front 15

O. metes and bounds

back 15

Oldest method used to describe real property

front 16

P. personal property

back 16

Moveable items not permanently attached to land

front 17

Q. plat

back 17

Subdivision map showing the location and boundaries of lots, street
rights-of-way, project name, and easements

front 18

R. point of beginning

back 18

Point from which a metes and bounds survey begins

front 19

S. real property

back 19

Land, anything permanently attached to the land, anything appurtenant
to the land, or anything immovable by law

front 20

T. riparian rights

back 20

Right of an owner of property bordering a surface water source to use the
water

front 21

U. subjacent support

back 21

Absolute right of the property owner to have his or her land supported from
beneath its surface

front 22

V. subsurface rights

back 22

Rights to the natural resources, such as minerals, oil, and gas below the
surface

front 23

W. survey

back 23

Professional measurement of a tract of land with its boundaries, contents,
and location relative to other property

front 24

X. township

back 24

Grid of square, each six miles by six miles (36 square miles)

front 25

Y. usufructuary rights

back 25

Rights limited to reasonable and beneficial use