California Real Estate Practice Exam

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In the court case of Jones v. Mayer, what issue is addressed?

Property liens
Eminent domain
Racial discrimination in property sales
Zoning laws

The correct answer is: Racial discrimination in property sales

This court case specifically addresses racial discrimination in property sales. Option A, property liens, involves a legal claim on a property for unpaid debts or taxes and is not the main focus of this case. Option B, eminent domain, refers to the government's power to take private property for public use, which is not relevant to this case. Option D, zoning laws, involve regulations for land use and are also not a key factor in this case. Therefore, the most accurate answer is C.