Chapter 10- Protecting Coownerships/ Flashcards

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When does owning land create a trust of land with equitable interests?

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Whenever there is coownership in land

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Are equitable interests arising under constructive or resulting trusts registrable Lang charges?

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No, and they are governs by the doctrine of notice and ARE subject to overreaching

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When do equitable interests arrise in ownership

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If there is a sole owner and they cannot overreach equitable land.

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If someone buys from a sole owner, what are they subject to?

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The doctrine of notice

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When buying from a sole owner. What factor is the notice in the doctrine of notice

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Occupation

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Which case law evidences occupation in doctrine of notice

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Kings north trust ltd v tizard

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If the land is registered can an equitable interest be protected?

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Yes, by way of restriction

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What is stated in para 2 sch 3 LRA 2002

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If equitable interest is on unregistered land but the holder is in occupation the interest will be an interest capable if being overriding

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Which act protects spouse interest in land

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s37 Matrimonial proceedings and Property Act 1970

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What does s37 Matrimonial proceedings and Property Act 1970 cover

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Any spouse who makes a substantial in money or money’s worth to the property has a share unless implied otherwise

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What act allows the court to determine contributions under a broken relationship

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S25 matrimonial cause Act 1973

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What does Part IV of the Family Law Act 1996 cover

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Extensive rights to occupation in the matrimonial home and the occupants rights

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ss30 and s31 under the Family Law Act 1996

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Allows spouses to protect their matrimonial rights by way of Class F land charge on unregistered land and by notice on registered

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Which act allowed civil partnerships to be given the same as spouses in matrimonial rights

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Civil partnerships Act 2004

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Which act allowed opposite sexes to form a civil partnership

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Civil partnerships, marriages and Death act 2019

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What does s66 civil partnerships act 2004 allow

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Allows CPs to apply to the court for a declaration of title or possession of the property.

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What s of the CPA act covers contributions made to the property

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S65