Basic Land Law Flashcards

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Land of law property act 1925

A

In theory ownership of land involves everything from centre to atnomsferr
In practice parliament modified this and minerals gold silver belongs to crown
Technically land is owed held by crown

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2
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Meaning of freehold

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Fee simple absolute in possession- freehold continues indefinitely

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3
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Leasehold

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A term of years absolute- can be for any term or length

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4
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Leasehold two key elements

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Fixed duration

Exclusive possession

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5
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What are freeholders restrictions

A

Planning control

Noise

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6
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Length of lease

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Short term - ASTs min 6 months

99 125 999

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7
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Meaning of easement

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Right over land -

When you have benefit if easement you have right to use land of another

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8
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Example of easements

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Right if way
Right of light
Right if support
Right if water

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9
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Dominant tenement

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Right which enjoys right over another persons land

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10
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Meaning of servient tenement

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LAnd over which easement is exercised

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11
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Two ways easements can be created

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Formal doc
Usage :
Prescription : min 20 years 
Uninterrupted 
Without force 
Without secrecy 
Without permission 

If claimed permission given - min 40 years

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12
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4 rules to follow for easement to exist

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Dominant and servient tenement
Both sep owners
Easement must accommodate dominant tenement
Easement must be capable of forming subject matter of grant - sufficiently defied

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13
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Example of common freehold restrictive covenant in residential property

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Not slowing busines use of property

Not to build of land but to keep it open

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14
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Example of positive freehold covenants

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To fence boundaries

It doesn’t pass when property is sold

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15
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Meaning of tenture

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Tenture is the way land is held legally

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