What are some examples of where personal property that are limited in ownership of land or personal property.?
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You're confusing terms here.  Legally speaking, there are two types of property: (a) real property, including land and anything attached to land [for example a house, a pool, a fence]; and (b) personal property [which basically includes everything else].  To distinguish, when a renter buys and installs a "window box" air conditioner it's usually considered "personal property" since it is not permanently attached to the real estate.  On the other hand, if that same tenant installs central air, it is attached to the land and thus 'real property', with the result that, usually, it's instantly the property of the landlord.
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If you inherited it by will or because you were on the deed, you can. Otherwise, you can't. If you believe you are entitled to the land for some reason, you will have to bring a "quiet title" action in court.
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through:  prescription (adversely, according to state law), necessity, for consideration, etc.\n\nonce and easement exists it will run with the land.  \n\nIf you're curious about a specific situation you should give details.
886775
No,2 beneficiaries of a will can not sell land that was left to them in that will if there is also a 3rd beneficiarie!
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Rights of one who is not a party to an agreement or to a transaction but who may have rights  therein.  \n\nFor example, if you want to sell a house  that you leased to a third party, that party may have right to live there until the lease expires.
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This is not necessarliy a lost cause but a true case. A man who bought his house in 1949 bought the water/ mineral rights to his property. When the road in front of his house was being widened the government offered him less than 3 thousand dollars for his house and property claiming eminent domain. Due to the fact he owned the land and what lies beneath they could not force him to sell, so in retaliation they put the road right against his front porch and moved to put the power lines over his house so they could condemn it. I was working for the power company at the time and got an engineer out there to re-route the power lines away from this man's home. However, to the end of his life (he died about 4 years after all this) he had a guard rail at the end of his steps off his front porch. We need to change the laws so the Government cannot seize homes to sell property to corporations and to protect the homeowner.
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EMINENT DOMAIN - The government's right to acquire private property for public use. \n\n1)The Castle Coalition is the Institute for Justice’s nationwide grassroots property rights activism project.  We help home and small business owners protect themselves and stand up to the greedy governments and developers who seek to take private property for their own gain. And thanks to the gracious generosity of our donors, we're able to do this for free.\n2)The controversial Lafayette Landings subdivision in Floyds Knobs has been approved by the Floyd County (Ind.) Plan Commission. \n3)One of the distinguishing features of a free society is its defense of the right of private property. As every individual has the right to his life, so has he the right to those things necessary to sustain life - among them, the private ownership of property and the ability to keep the fruits of his labor.\n4)Eminent Domain: the power of a government to take private property for public use; the 5th Amendment of the US Constitution and articles in many state constitutions allow this practice provided that just compensation is made.\nThe World's Largest Online Library 43 articles listed.
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depends on the state but usually \n\nGenuine minerals (non-organic rocks)\nCoal/Oil\ndiamonds\nalmost anything below the ground\n\nbut in the mineral rights contract it may specify rights you do not have.
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This is a practice known as "squatting." The laws vary from state to state and nation to nation. I've heard of a few places that allow you to acquire the title to the property after a predetermined amount of years but you need to check that out with your local laws.
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Needs more context.  Government laws regulating real estate?
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Other People's Property\n\nAnd another thing that I'm not going to put on here.
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the state. if the wife does not leave a will to anybody the money and property will go the state, however if the wife has children the property will go to the oldest child.
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The biggest is depreciation.  Real property is land and buildings and silos and stuff like that.  Personal property is everything else from cars to computers to machines to intangible property.  Real property is depreciated over 27 1/2 years if it is residential and 39 years if it isn't.  If subject to AMT, all real property is depreciated over 40 years.  The maximum number of years personal property is depreciated over is 25.  Personal property can sometimes take advantages of section 179 expensing and bonus depreciation whereas Real property can not.  Personal property can be deprecated with an accelerated depreciation schedule whereas Real property must use straight line.  Personal property is depreciated using half-year or mid-quarter whereas Real property always uses mid-month.  Finally, when the property is disposed of, gain is treated differently.  Personal property (section 1245) gain is taxed as ordinary income but real property (unrecaptured section 1250) is taxed at a maximum of 25%.\n\nThat is all I can think of.  Hope it helps.  I'm interested to see what others say.
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Land used for a certain amount of time to provide access to another's property becomes tantamount to their property.  It is known as adverse possession. Actually, in this case it would become public domain and thereafter you don't have the right to close it back off when you decide you want to do so.  (If they have frontage to a road elsewhere, they need to build their gate there.)\nBe prepared to lose a chunk of your land.  Or you could close it off and offer to sell that piece if they are interested.  If nothing else, a lease of that access and a waiver in case of accidents would protect you and your property rights.  These situations can get VERY sticky, so exercise your property rights or go get a lawyer.  In some states (such as Texas) it's illegal to sell land that does not have access.
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Work with your attorney.  Yes you have to give it to them, but the law specifies how large it has to be usually 15 or 20 feet and where it is located.  Doesn't have to be where most convenient, just has to be one.  This is assuming the property owner has no other means no matter how difficult to reach his property except by crossing your land.
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no state income tax...but has a "personal property" tax
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This depends on the value of the property in Question.