Question

A gift “causa mortis” may not be revoked.

True

False

If bailed property is destroyed while in possession of the bailee, the bailee is presumed to be liable.

True

False

An express easement must be in writing to be valid.

True

False

QUESTION 79

All easements are perpetual.

True

False

QUESTION 80

Recording of the deed is necessary for title to pass.

True

False

QUESTION 81

A license is a revocable right or privilege to come onto lands of another.

True

False

Answer 1

1. A gift “causa mortis” may not be revoked. - The statement is False.

Reason - Latin word “causa mortis” means contemplating death. Gift causa mortis is when person provides a gift to other person because they believe that will die soon. The donor can revoke a gift causa mortis at any time and for any reason as long as the donor is alive.

2. If bailed property is destroyed while in possession of the bailee, the bailee is presumed to be liable. - The statement is True

Reason - A bailee is liable for exercise the due care of the property possessed by him,. If the goods are lost, stolen, or destroyed while in the possession of the bailee then the bailee is presumed by the law to have been at fault unless it is proved that it was not the fault of bailee.

3. An express easement must be in writing to be valid. The statement is True.

Reason - The express easement is created by a deed or by a will. Thus, it must be in writing.