California Real Estate Exam 150 Questions And Answers

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California became a Mexican possession in
1822
California was granted statehood in
1850
The type of law concerned with precedent
is common law.
The following are legal methods used today in California to adequately describe and locate land:
metes and bounds, U.S. Government Survey, and lot, block, and tract.
The feudal system does not recognize the right of the individual
to own land freely and absolutely without obligation to any political superior.
A meridian is the vertical line that runs
north and south from a given starting point.
One rod is
25 links.
One acre equals
43,560 square feet.
Much of the land that the federal government kept as public lands after California was admitted to the union
was donated to the state for educational purposes and parks and grants to railroads.
208.71 feet x 208.71 feet = 1 acre and
describes square measure.