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Cashiers Quarters is an ultra-luxury residential cooperative in Highands, North Carolina, and is controlled by the CQ Owners Association (which operates as a traditional member-based non-profit corporation). Cashiers Quarters’ most expensive unit has a value of $9,000,000. London and Langdon Carter reside in Unit 27. Unit 27 is 3,000 square feet, has three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, the highest level of upgraded appliances, and a “top-shelf” outdoor kitchen. It also has a 270ᴼ wrap-around deck overlooking the beach. The Carters have received an offer to sell their Unit 27 interest to Peter and Cyndi Solomon. The Carters and the Solomons sign a cooperative purchase and sale agreement, and arrange for the Closing. Assuming no additional facts, the Carters and the Solomons can close the transaction following approval by: (Select one answer only.)

  How did the artists in 34 and 36 meet Van Gogh?

  Our artist saw the eighth and final Impressionist exhibition in May of 1888. What was the title of the large and important painting exhibited there that relied on the pointillist technique?

  What is the significance of her relationship with Van Gogh, especially as it relates to the pictures on the wall?

  What might the artist be attempting to convey in numbers 47 and 49?

Hope & Squire Bass Guitars and Amps Co., a Kansas corporation, is expanding its retail store and music school by leasing a retail suite at the second floor of the Fort Clark Music Mall. The suite is just perfect for Hope & Squire – it is located near a subway station, has a well-operated parking garage, and the rear of the suite can be easily built-out for instrument demonstrations/try-outs and lessons. Hope & Squire typically uses R. Valory Contractors to conduct its improvement work. Fort Clark Music Mall has a mortgage with F. Sheehan Financial Services. In order to properly observe the covenants of its mortgage, and to protect its interests, Fort Clark Music Mall includes a(n) _____________________ paragraph in its lease to Hope & Squire. (Select one answer only.)

On what grounds did Dred Scott sue for freedom?        

Hume Philosophy Bookstore is considering a lease at the Kant Thought Mall. While Hume is the top-of-the-line special interest bookseller in the world, it is actually a small company and does not have the operational capacity to administer the improvements in a stand-alone building. Kant happens to have a vacant 1,800 square foot outparcel available which meets Hume’s particular location, size, and customer-base needs, although the building on the outparcel was previously used as a full-service pizza restaurant. Kant will repurpose and completely finish-out the building for Hume per Hume’s architect’s plans. Given the facts as presented Kant and Hume enter into a  _____________________  lease. (Assume no additional facts or special circumstances.) (Select one answer only.)

  This is the first work in which the artist shows himself in this manner.

The 86-75309 Company developed the JJ Center, a town-center multipurpose property. After it finished building the JJ Center, 86-75309 quickly sold the entire center to Wayne Property Partners. Wayne, in turn, prepared a 20-year lease back to 86-75309, with four five-year options. 86-75309, in turn, subleased the units in the Center to several luxury retail companies. Based upon this structure Wayne is able to receive the capital appreciation for the Center, and a predictable, ongoing rent stream, and 86-75309 keeps all net amounts it receives from its subleases after it makes its monthly lease payments to Wayne. (Assume no other facts.) This arrangement is an example of a classic “Triple Net” lease. (Select one answer only.)