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| T or F: Conversion refers to the wrongful taking of personal propery with the intent to deprive its owner of it permanently |
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| T or F: That which increases the size or value of property is called an accession |
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| T or F: Res gestae refers to a child in gestation for purposes of applying the Rule Against Perpetuities |
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| T or F: A verification is a sworn statement ofthe truth of the facts stated in an instrument, document, or pleading |
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| T or F: A supplemental provision for a will may be annexed by an addendum |
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| T or F: Acts performed outside the scope of authority of a public official are ultra jure |
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| T or F: Mediation is a typr of non-judicial dispute resolution that is binding upon the parties |
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| T or F: If a court enters an order sua sponte, this indicates that the motion of counsel is granted immediately after it is made during a hearing or a trial |
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| T or F: Nudum pactum is a promise enforceable by law |
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| T or F: An oral contract to purchase real estate is an example of a contract that is voidable |
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| T or F: Pendente lite refers to the jurisdiction acquired by a court over property involved in an action until a final judgement is entered |
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| T or F: Ad valorem refers to a type of tax |
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| Define: non obstante verdicto |
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| notwithstanding the verdict |
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| the right of a third party |
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| from the cause to the effect |
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