Interests in land - Lecture Flashcards

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1
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Can proprietary rights be equitable and legal?

A

Yes

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S1(2) LPA 1925 sets out the legal interests in land, what are they?

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Easements (for set period of time)
Mortgages
Rights of entry

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A legal interest must be created by deed, what is the legislation which covers deeds?

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S52 1925 s1 LP(MP)A 1989

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What are the formalities for creating a legal interest?

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Deed

Substantive registration

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How does registration affect what must be registered?

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If land is already registered then must comply with S27(2)(d)(e)(f) LRA 2002
If land is unregistered then legal charge triggers registry s4(1(g)LRA 2002

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What are the 4 steps in creating a legal interest?

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On list
Complies with definition
Deed
Registered

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What are the 3 ways equitable interests can arise?

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  1. Inherently equitable;
    Not on list s1(1) or s1(2) LPA 1925
    Recognised pre LPA 1925 as proprietary right
    All other interests take effect as equitable interests S1(3)
    Failed legal interests;
    On list but not properly created
    Grantor only has equitable interest
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8
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Are equitable interests still propreitary rights?

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Yes

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9
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What are restrictive covenants?

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Where a use of the land is prohibited or restricted.

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10
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Can positive covenants be an interest in land?

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NO

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What is a beneficial interest behind a trust?

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Where a party has the benefit of land but someone else holds the legal title. Equitable interest

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What is an implied trust?

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Where a trus is created through conduct. Often one party named on legal title but 2 parties paid in this context the other party will hold equitable title for their contribution.

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13
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What type of interest is an estate contract?

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Equitable (as not proprietal as just a contract)

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14
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What interests need not be in writing?

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Beneficial interests behind an implied trust

Equitable interest arising by way of estoppel

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What equitable interest must be in writing?

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All other interests other than implied trusts and equitable interest by way of estoppel

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16
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What must an equitable estate contract comply with?

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Be in writing, S2 LP(MP)A 1989, comply with contract law

17
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Remedies are dependent on the type of interest, what remedies are legal and what are equitable?

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Legal interest - Damages as of right

Equitablee interest - Equitable remedy at discretion