Question

question 4
5 points
eminent domain and escheat are two examples of
voluntary alienation.
adverse possession.
involuntary alienation.
transfers of title by descent.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Voluntary alienation is a transfer of property with the owner's consent, which doesn't fit eminent domain (government taking property) or escheat (property reverting to state when no heir).
• Adverse possession is acquiring property by open, hostile use, not related to these concepts.
• Involuntary alienation is transfer without owner's consent. Eminent domain (government takes for public use) and escheat (property to state when no heir) are involuntary.
• Transfers by descent are inheritance, not related to these.

Answer:

C. involuntary alienation.