Basics

Question 1

Law in which contract must be in writing containing all terms

Answer 1

S.2 law of Property (miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 (LP(MP)A 1989)

Question 2

Case in which you’re capable of binding a third party

Answer 2

Scott v southern Pacific mortgages ltd 2014

Question 3

Creation/conveyance of legal interest in land by deed

Answer 3

S1 LP(MP)A 1989

Question 4

The creation or disposal of an equitable interest in land must be in writing

Answer 4

S 53 (1)(a) LPA 1925

Question 5

Signed written evidence that express trust was declared

Answer 5

S53 1 b LPA 1925

Question 6

Subsequent conveyance of existing equitabke interest be in writing

Answer 6

S 53 1 c LPA 1925

Question 7

Legal concept that tells us how long and under what conditions can a person possess and use land

Answer 7

Estate

Question 8

A right claim or privilege a person has in land .. broader term

Answer 8

Interestv

Question 9

Title is recorded in central register

Answer 9

Registered land

Question 10

Title not recorded in central register … Must be by deed

Answer 10

Unregistered land

Question 11

Principle of property law limiting the number of rights that can be created in a property

Answer 11

Numerus clausus principle

Question 12

Principle of property law limiting the number of rights that can be created in a property

Answer 12

Numerus clausus principle