Property Ownership
In Louisiana, a 'building restriction line' (setback line) shown on a subdivision plat represents:
AThe property's boundary line
BA line within the lot beyond which no structure may be built — typically for front yards and side yards, established by zoning or deed restriction✓ Correct
CThe line where utilities are located underground
DThe boundary of a flood zone
Explanation
A building restriction line (BRL) on a Louisiana subdivision plat marks the minimum distance from the street or property line within which structures may not be built — creating front yard, side yard, and rear yard setbacks that protect the character of the subdivision.
Related Louisiana Property Ownership Questions
- In Louisiana, the 'ownership in indivision' (co-ownership) can be terminated by:
- Louisiana's Mineral Code provides that a mineral servitude prescribes (expires) if minerals are not being produced or worked within:
- In Louisiana, a 'mineral servitude' grants the holder the right to:
- In Louisiana, which type of ownership interest is automatically inherited by surviving co-owners upon one owner's death?
- A 'building restriction' in Louisiana is similar to which concept in common law states?
- Under Louisiana law, 'acquisitive prescription' (similar to adverse possession) allows a person to acquire title to property by openly, continuously, and exclusively possessing it for:
- Under Louisiana law, property owned by a single person (not married) is classified as:
- Louisiana's 'forced heirship' law protects certain heirs by:
Practice More Louisiana Real Estate Questions
1,500+ questions covering all exam topics. Start free — no signup required.
Take the Free Louisiana Quiz →