Estates and interests Flashcards

1
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5 questions to ask (5D) plus stature provisions

A

What estate/ interest is being claimed?
Is it capable of being legal - s1 LPA 1925
Formalities - s52-54 LPA and s2 LP(MP)A 1989
Registrable dispositions - s27 LRA 2002
Purchaser buys subject to - s29 LRA 2002
A) registered charges
B) prior interests protected on register
C) interests which override - Sch 3 LRA 2002
D) if none, purchaser takes free

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2
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Legal estates statute provision

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S1 (1) LPA 1925

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3
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S1(1)(a) LPA 1925

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Fee simple absolute in possession

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4
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S1(1)(a) LPA 1925 Fee simple

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Estate continues for as long as owner has someone to succeed him (under will or intestacy)

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5
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S1(1)(a) LPA 1925 Absolute

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Estate is perpetual, nothing will terminate it prematurely

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S1(1)(a) LPA 1925 In possession

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Must be immediate, not in reversion: remainder

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7
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Fee simple absolute in possession includes

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Receipt of rent and profits - landlords are still in absolute possession when tenants live in their property

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925

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Term of years absolute

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925 Term of years

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A term for any period with a fixed and certain duration

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10
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Term of years absolute includes (3)

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Leases for specified number of years
Leases for less than a year
Periodic tenancies eg weekly or monthly

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925 Absolute

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Even if there’s a provision for the landlord to end the lease

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925 Need not be…

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In possession - can be future leases

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925 Term of years absolute doesn’t include

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Leases for life - uncertain

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14
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Legal interest statute provision

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S1(2) LPA 1925

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15
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S1(2)(a) LPA 1925

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Easements, rights or privilege

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16
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S1(2)(a) LPA 1925 Easements

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Right to do something on someone else’s land eg right of wavy

17
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S1(2)(a) LPA 1925 Profits a prendre

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Right to take something away from someone’s land eg to fish

18
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S1(2)(a) LPA 1925 must be for period equivalent to one of the legal estates (3)

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Few simple absolute in possession
Term of years absolute
Period of life is invalid - uncertain

19
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S1(2)(b) LPA 1925

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Rentcharge

20
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S(1)(2)(b) LPA 1925 rentcharge (4)

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Regular financial payment
In possession
Issuing out of or charged on land
Perpetual or for a term of years absolute

21
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S1(2)(c) LPA 1925

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Charge by way of legal mortgage

22
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S1(2)(e) LPA 1925

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Rights of entry

23
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S1(2)(e) LPA 1925 rights of entry (3)

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Right to recover property if money not paid/ terms breached
Exercisable over a term of years absolute
Or annexed to a legal rentcharge

24
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Legal estates (2)

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S1(1) LPA 1925

(a) Fee simple absolute in possession
(b) Term of years absolute

25
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Legal interests (4)

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S1(2) LPA 1925

(a) Easements, rights or privilege
(b) Rentcharge
(c) Charge by way of legal mortgage
(e) Rights of entry