Land - Easements Flashcards

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What are the 4 factors in Re Ellenborough Park?

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1- Dominant and Servient tenements
2- Dominant benefited, servient burdened
3- Owned and occupied by different
4- Capable of forming the subject matter of a grant

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a right of way over land in northumberland cannot benefit land in Kent (right must be connected to normal enjoyment of land)

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Bailey v Stephans

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3
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What two things must be considered when looking at whether the right could form the subject matter of a grant?

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1- Grantor and grantee?
2- Nature of right not too wide/ vague
3- Not a claim for possession
4- Not a mere right of recreation

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4
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Right to park capable of forming subject matter of a grant

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London and Blenheim

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Right to light capable of forming subject matter of a grant but only in relation to the erection of a building in close proximity

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Dalton v Angus

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6
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If there has not been a sale of part, what are the ways in which an easement can be validly created?

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1- Express creation

2- Common Law Prescription

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If created expressly, what formalities must be satisfied to be legal?

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1- s.1(2)(a) LPA - Must be equivalent to forever or a term of years absolute
2- s.52 LPA - Must be by deed
3- s1 LP(MP)A
4- s.27 LRA - Must be registered

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What requirements must be met for an easement to be validly created by prescription?

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1- User as of right
2- fee simple owner against fee simple owner
3- Use is continuous for requisite period of time

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9
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What are the 3 ways an easement can be created by prescription under common law?

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1- Common law prescription (1189)
2- Doctrine of lost modern grant
3 - Prescription Act

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10
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When will it not be possible to claim an easement by prescription under the Prescription Act

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s.4: if the person claiming the easement allowed an interruption to it to continue for over a year after becoming aware of them

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What type of interest is an easement created by prescription?

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Overriding interest under sch 3 para 3

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If there has been an interruption to use, will an easement created under the doctrine of lost modern grant fail?

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No- created by deed

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What type of interest is a prescriptive easement?

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Legal easement, classed as an overriding interest under sch 3 para 3

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