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  • 8/16/2019 (3) Part III - Answer (Nov 15 Res Exam)

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    PART 3 OF RES MCQ – ANSWERS ONLY (NOV 2015) 

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    November 2015

    1279 Awareness

    1280 E-Valuation List

    1281 Survivorship

    1282 5 years

    1283 Intent; goodfaith1284 Advertising / marketing

    1285 Cooling off

    1286 4-room flats

    1287 Agreement

    1288 Extinguished; 12 years

    1289 10%

    1290 3 years

    1291 3%

    1292 $560,000

    1293 100%

    1294 10% [for HDB flats]; 20% [for commercial properties]

    1295 One-third1296 [c] (3% of sale price less $5,400) + 5% of Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty.

    1297 [b] $30,000

    1298 [d] Can claim against the price difference; 60

    1299 [a] Tenancy-at-will

    1300 [d] all of the above

    1301 [d] The bank can still look to the co-owners jointly and severally for the repayment of any balanceoutstanding loan after the property owned by the company has been foreclosed and sold.

    1302 [b] District 10

    1303 [b] Product mix

    1304 [c] 10; not later than 21 days after the purchaser has paid 25% of the purchase price upon T.O.P.

    1305 [b] carry out urgent repair to make the property habitable

    1306 [c] No, Mr A was merely giving his personal opinion on the property market1307 [b] Parenthood Priority Scheme (PPS)

    1308 [a] Bankruptcy; cannot

    1309 [c] Stop the painting class as he has breached a restrictive covenant that is binding on him as thesuccessor in title

    1310 [c] Tenancy-in-common because each of the three siblings hold the property in one-third share

    1311 [a] An approved form that shows the restrictive covenant that contains a property right against certainland uses by the neighbour

    1312 [c] the right arose by a contract agreed upon between two owners of adjoining or adjacentlands

    1313 [c] the Singapore law provides for restrictions over neighbor’s land to expire 20 years from the

    date of entry of a notification on the land register1314 [b] servient land

    1315 [c] She could apply for an injunction to stop Aaron from using the landed house for businesspurposes and to remove the signboard below the house number

    1316 [a] Report the matter to the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) for action

    1317 [c] No, James must seek the owners’ written consent before allowing his fiancee to partake themarketing

    1318 [c] No. Once the ‘change of use’ approval is granted under the Planning Act, all restrictivecovenants are automatically extinguished

    1319 [d] All of the above

    1320 [b] diplomatic clause

    1321 [d] the maximum number of tenant rule does not cover family members

    1322 [b] $98,131

    1323 [a] $1,524,600 for BSD; $2,550,000 for ABSD1324 [d] No income ceiling for resale flat but there is income ceiling for purchase of BTO flats1325 [b] Yes, any items affixed at the shop by the tenant to carry out his trade are trade fixtures that

    can be removed

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    1326 [c] Yes, Mr Lee can remove the pair of Lucky Stone Lions as they sat on their own weight; buthe cannot remove the filing cabinet as it is affixed to the house

    1327 [c] i, ii, and v1328 [b] (i) legal entity; (ii) strata roll

    1329 [b] (i) can be divided; (ii) per room

    1330 [c] Fixed term license

    1331 [d] highest form of land ownership not subjected to the conditions of the State Lands Act

    1332 [c] 3 years1333 [a] monthly in advance

    1334 [d] all of the above