16. Developer planned the development of a condominium project in Cotton County. In connection with the plans, Developer recorded a master deed, which included restrictions on the use of the condominium property by the eventual owners of the property, including a restriction banning all satellite dishes for television reception. Zach purchased his condo from the Developer, subject to all covenants in the master deed. Daniella also purchased her condo from Developer, subject to all restrictions set forth in the master deed. Daniella arranged for a satellite dish to be installed at her condo. Zach brought a suit seeking an injunction against installation of the satellite dish.  What is the most likely outcome?

Question 2   Larry was always short of cash and owed money to his friend Moe. Looking for a way to raise money fast, he came up with a scheme by which he could raise money fast and get Moe off his back.   On April 1, Larry approached his friend Harry and offered to purchase Stoogeacre, which Harry owned, for $100,000. Harry agreed, and he and Larry executed a valid sale contract for the sale of Stoogeacre. The contract was not recorded, and closing was scheduled for May 1.   On April 15, Larry approached his friend Curly and offered to sell Stoogeacre to Curly for $150,000. Curly jumped at the offer, and Larry conveyed Stoogeacre to Curly via a valid general warranty deed. Curly recorded the deed on April 30. The sale from Harry to Larry closed on May 1, and Larry recorded the deed on May 5.   Larry owed Moe $50,000. On May 10, Larry offered to convey to Moe his interest in Stoogeacre in satisfaction of Larry’s debt to Moe. Moe agreed, and Larry executed a valid quitclaim deed conveying Stoogeacre to Moe on May 15. Moe did not record his deed. Moe immediately began building a single-family residence on Stoogeacre, which he completed on July 15 and promptly moved in.   On July 1, Larry approached his friend Shemp and offered to sell Stoogeacre to him for $50,000. Shemp agreed on the spot to purchase Stoogeacre, and Larry conveyed Stoogeacre to Shemp via general warranty deed on July 10. Shemp promptly recorded the deed.   On July 20, Shemp visited Stoogeacre for the very first time and found Moe living there. He commenced a quiet title action to determine ownership of Stoogeacre.   1.              Who is likely to be deemed the owner of Stoogeacre: Curly, Moe, or Shemp? 2.              What recourse would Curly, Moe, and Shemp have against Larry if not deemed owner of Stoogeacre?

Before you take the quiz below,1. Carefully read the syllabus file and review your notes from the first class meeeting.2. Finish studying the info in “Honorlock instruction and practice” in the “Orientation” folder and download the program to your own computer.This quiz will be an excellent opportunity for you to know the course, know what to do/not to do, and to try out Honorlock. All the questions below are multiple choices. You may take it as many times as you want by the deadline. You’ll see your result right after you submit the test. Your highest grade will be counted toward your final course grade.Due: Sunday, 8/24, 11:59 pmGrade: 15 pointsTime: 20 minutes

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