Property Ownership
Which of the following is an example of a public encumbrance affecting Wyoming real property?
AA private deed restriction limiting building height
BA government special assessment for road paving✓ Correct
CA neighbor's easement to cross the property
DA mortgage recorded against the property
Explanation
Public encumbrances are created by government action and include property taxes, special assessments, zoning restrictions, and eminent domain. Private encumbrances include mortgages, deed restrictions, and private easements. Special assessments for public improvements (roads, sewer) are public encumbrances.
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