Purchase of Property in Litigation (See also Civil Code, Art. 1491(5))

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1. Under CJCA Canon IV Section 19(f), does using an intermediary avoid the prohibition on a judge’s acquisition of propert… Multiple Choice Easy
2. Does the prohibition expressly include purchase at a public or judicial auction? Multiple Choice Easy
3. Under Civil Code Article 1491(5), is acquisition by assignment included in the specified prohibition? Multiple Choice Easy
4. A judge proposes to buy a parcel currently in litigation before the court where she exercises her judicial functions. T… Multiple Choice Medium
5. A judge obtains through an agent property levied upon execution before the court within whose territory he exercises hi… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A judge arranges for a relative to bid at a judicial auction for land subject to execution in his own court. The judge … Multiple Choice Hard
7. While title litigation remains pending before the court within his judicial territory, a judge agrees to take an assign… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain why a public auction does not itself authorize a judge to buy property in litigation before the court within wh… Essay Medium
9. A judge funds a relative’s purchase of property being executed upon in the judge’s own court for the judge’s benefit. D… Essay Medium
10. Discuss the significance of assignment in the prohibition against acquiring litigation property. Essay Medium
11. Does CJCA Canon IV Section 19(f) refer only to land, or also to rights in litigation? Multiple Choice Easy
12. A judge buys a disputed receivable that is the subject of litigation in the judge’s own court. Does its intangible form… Multiple Choice Easy