Which of the following are essential characteristics of an easement?
A (i) and (ii) only
B (i), (ii) and (iii) only
C (ii) and (iv) only
D All of the above
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Which is NOT required for a valid easement?
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B12%
C10%
D70%
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Who pays stamp duty on a 2-year tenancy?
A64%
B14%
C12%
D10%
P12.11 Co-ownership
What happens to a joint tenant's share on death?
A9%
B73%
C11%
D7%
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By when must an HDB option be exercised?
A6%
B11%
C76%
D7%
P11.8 Caveats
How long does a caveat last if not renewed?
A14%
B8%
C69%
D9%
P23.1 Estate Agents Act
When is dual representation prohibited?
A71%
B9%
C12%
D8%
P12.2 Agency
When is an agent the effective cause of a sale?
A10%
B12%
C9%
D69%
P24.9 Financing
What is the TDSR limit for a housing loan?
A7%
B78%
C8%
D7%
P11.7 Easements
Which is NOT required for a valid easement?
A8%
B12%
C10%
D70%
P24.8 Stamp duty
Who pays stamp duty on a 2-year tenancy?
A64%
B14%
C12%
D10%
P12.11 Co-ownership
What happens to a joint tenant's share on death?
A9%
B73%
C11%
D7%
P24.4 HDB resale
By when must an HDB option be exercised?
A6%
B11%
C76%
D7%
P11.8 Caveats
How long does a caveat last if not renewed?
A14%
B8%
C69%
D9%
P23.1 Estate Agents Act
When is dual representation prohibited?
A71%
B9%
C12%
D8%
P12.2 Agency
When is an agent the effective cause of a sale?
A10%
B12%
C9%
D69%
P24.9 Financing
What is the TDSR limit for a housing loan?
A7%
B78%
C8%
D7%
P24.9 Financing
What is the TDSR limit for a housing loan?
A7%
B78%
C8%
D7%
P12.2 Agency
When is an agent the effective cause of a sale?
A10%
B12%
C9%
D69%
P23.1 Estate Agents Act
When is dual representation prohibited?
A71%
B9%
C12%
D8%
P11.8 Caveats
How long does a caveat last if not renewed?
A14%
B8%
C69%
D9%
P24.4 HDB resale
By when must an HDB option be exercised?
A6%
B11%
C76%
D7%
P12.11 Co-ownership
What happens to a joint tenant's share on death?
A9%
B73%
C11%
D7%
P24.8 Stamp duty
Who pays stamp duty on a 2-year tenancy?
A64%
B14%
C12%
D10%
P11.7 Easements
Which is NOT required for a valid easement?
A8%
B12%
C10%
D70%
P24.9 Financing
What is the TDSR limit for a housing loan?
A7%
B78%
C8%
D7%
P12.2 Agency
When is an agent the effective cause of a sale?
A10%
B12%
C9%
D69%
P23.1 Estate Agents Act
When is dual representation prohibited?
A71%
B9%
C12%
D8%
P11.8 Caveats
How long does a caveat last if not renewed?
A14%
B8%
C69%
D9%
P24.4 HDB resale
By when must an HDB option be exercised?
A6%
B11%
C76%
D7%
P12.11 Co-ownership
What happens to a joint tenant's share on death?
A9%
B73%
C11%
D7%
P24.8 Stamp duty
Who pays stamp duty on a 2-year tenancy?
A64%
B14%
C12%
D10%
P11.7 Easements
Which is NOT required for a valid easement?
A8%
B12%
C10%
D70%
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Which of the following is NOT required for a valid easement?
A. A dominant and a servient tenement B. It accommodates the dominant land C. Different owners or occupiers D. Registration within 7 years
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