SECTION III-APPLY LEGAL PRACTICES 21. More than half of the branches of a large straight oak tree overspread the fence onto Doug's property. He sold the tree as timber considering it to be in air space. Is Doug in error?Explain your answer. 22. Mr. Taylor always parked his vehicles across the road on Ms.Adams's property. After twenty-five years;Mr. Taylor erected a tool shed next to his parked vehi- cles for his new riding lawn mower. What right does Mr. Taylor have to do this? Explain your answer. 23. When Paula's mother became ill, Paula went home to care for her. When her landlord heard about it.he secured another renter for that apartment and re- moved Paula's things even though she still had six months left on her lease and the rent was paid up. Is this within the landlord's rights? Why or why not? Ex- plain your answer.

## Step1<br />For question 21, we need to understand the concept of airspace rights in property law. Airspace rights refer to the rights of a property owner to control the air above their property. In this case, the tree is considered to be in the airspace of Doug's property. <br /><br />## Step2<br />For question 22, we need to understand the concept of easement rights in property law. Easement rights allow a person to use another person's property for a specific purpose. In this case, Mr. Taylor has been using Ms. Adams's property for parking his vehicles for twenty-five years, which could be considered an easement.<br /><br />## Step3<br />For question 23, we need to understand the concept of lease rights in property law. Lease rights give a tenant the right to use and occupy a property for a specific period of time, as long as they pay the rent. In this case, Paula has a lease on her apartment and has paid her rent, so the landlord does not have the right to remove her belongings.