introduction to land law and ownership Flashcards
Legislative Infrastructure: Key Statutes?
Law of Property Act 1925
Land Registration Act 2002
TLATA 1996
Which Statute defines legal estates in land?
Law of Property Act 1925
Two types of property?
Real property (land and attached structures)
Personal Property (movable items)
What ‘incident’ defines property rights?
Honores Incidents of ownership, define property rights
Four Dimensional Concept?
Land embodies not just physical space but also time, including past, present and future aspects
Corporeal Hereditaments?
Tangible land features, including surface, structures and resources
Incorporeal Hereditaments?
Non-Physical rights- easements or royalties
Ownership Principle
one who owns the land also owns everything above and below it
mineral rights
historical context and contemporary issues, including fracking and manorial rights
Law of Property Act 1925
Governs legal estates, introduced new forms of property ownership
Land Registration Act 2002
Modernised land registration system, emphasising accuracy and clarity
TLATA 1996 (Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act)
Regulates trusts relating to land and ensuring far treatment of beneficiaries
2 challenges and modern issues
Frackings
Land Use in the Digital Age
Issue: Fracking
Examining the legal complexities surrounding mining, mineral rights and environmental concerns
Issue: Land Use in the Digital Age
exploring legal implications of virtual property, online real estate transactions, blockchain technology