Overreaching Flashcards

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Definition of overreaching

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Mechanism allowing a buyer to attain good title, free of the interests of beneficiaries (the curtain principle)

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Basic rule

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S28 - first in time prevails

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Exception

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S29 - Buyer postpones all other unprotected interests if disposition is for valuable consideration EXCEPT overriding interests

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What is the effect of overreaching

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Converts a beneficiary’s interest in land into an interest in money

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Can easements be overreached?

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No, no, never

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Where are the provisions regarding overreaching

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S2 LPA - conveyance shall overreach if the interest is capable of being overreached AND S27 proceeds of sale paid to 2 or more trustees

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A case where overreaching did bot occur

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Mortgage paid to one person only. Overreaching did not occur. Wife’s interest protected by actual occupation. Williams & Glyns Bank v Boland

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A case where overreaching occured

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City of London BS v Flegg: Mortgage money paid to 2 or more trustees, so overreached. Parents’ interest converted to money

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A case that shows that overreaching occurs even where money isn’t “paid”

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State Bank of India v Sood

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3 cases that show that fraudulent disposition is not valuable consideration

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Halifax v Popeck, Hegerty, Shaire

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