All rights in the land that happen to pass with the conveyance of the land are BEST described as
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reversion interests.
Reversion interests represent the owner's right to reclaim property after a lease ends or other condition is met. These are specific future interests, not all rights that pass with land conveyance.
warranties.
tenements.
Tenements refer to the physical aspects of property or types of estates in land, not all rights that pass with conveyance. Tenements are components of the property itself, not the rights transferred.
reservation interests.
Reservation interests involve when a seller retains certain rights after conveying property. These are specifically retained rights, not those that pass to the new owner.
Why is this correct?
Warranties include all rights that automatically pass with the land when conveyed. This encompasses appurtenances, which are benefits attached to the property that transfer with ownership. The term 'warranties' is the broadest and most accurate description of all rights that happen to pass with the conveyance of land.
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