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Question 1
Donald Duck asks Mickey Mouse if it is okay if Donald stays overnight in Mickey's Birthday Land, which is real property owned by Mickey. Mickey says "no problem" and he hands the keys over to Donald. Later in the day, Mickey changes his mind and asks Donald for the keys and tells him he may not stay there overnight. Does Donald have to give back the keys and leave Mickey's Birthday Land?
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Correct Ordinary permission to use real property constitutes a license, not an easement. A license is generally fully revocable by the grantor unless stated otherwise in the license agreement.
Incorrect! Ordinary permission to use real property constitutes a license, not an easement. A license is generally fully revocable by the grantor unless stated otherwise in the license agreement.
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Question 2
Walker, Texas Ranger orally grants GI Joe an easement to practice military maneuvers on Walker's ranch in Texas in perpetuity. What kind of an interest does Joe have in Walker's property?
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Correct The conveyance of an easement needs to be in writing to be enforceable under the Statute of frauds. When, for any reason, the grant of an easement fails (as in this case), a license will be created instead.
Incorrect! The conveyance of an easement needs to be in writing to be enforceable under the Statute of frauds. When, for any reason, the grant of an easement fails (as in this case), a license will be created instead.
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Question 3
Walker, Texas Ranger orally grants GI Joe permission to practice military maneuvers on Walker's ranch in Texas. Because of this promise, Joe moves from Illinois to Texas to be near the ranch. Later, Walker changes his mind and wants to revoke his permission. What is Joe's best legal argument to prevent this revocation?
Correct The doctrine of estoppel says that if the holder of the license substantially and detrimentally relies on the grant of a license, and it would be unfair to now revoke the license, the license can become irrevocable.
Incorrect! The doctrine of estoppel says that if the holder of the license substantially and detrimentally relies on the grant of a license, and it would be unfair to now revoke the license, the license can become irrevocable.