This third lesson in a series designed to examine the offense of criminal attempt looks at the defenses of abandonment and impossibility. The first part of the lesson considers the defense of abandonment as an alternative solution to the problem of distinguishing preparation from attempt. This lesson presents information about these overlaps and differences by taking the student through a series of scenarios designed to deliver and reinforce the basic information. This lesson introduces you to the most common type of easment, the express easement. When we speak of an express easement we mean an easement that is voluntarily created by the parties to it.
Express easements are to be contrasted with easements that are implied by law.
This lessonette is designed to introduce the student to the fundamental principles of joint tenancies and the issues associated with them. This lesson focuses upon the purpose, interpretation, and application of recording statutes. This lesonette is designed as a basic introduction to the concept of tenancy by the entirety and its essential components. This lesson in landlord-tenant law covers the tenancy for years, also known as the estate for years, term for years, or term of years. Copyright 2001 CALI, Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction.