PART D - pre-seen Flashcards

1
Q

What is a real burden?

A

protections inherent in title of land that encourage/prevent owner

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2
Q

Praedial definition

A

for the benefit of the land, not the owner

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3
Q

Four conditions of a real burden

A
  • must relate to the land, not the owner
  • must benefit the land, not the owner
  • must not be repugnant with ownership
  • must be in public interest
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4
Q

Authority for requirements

A

s.3 Title Conditions (Scotland) Act 2003

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5
Q

Are the requirements satisfied?

A

Yes

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6
Q

How to establish right to enforce real burden?

A
  • title
  • interest
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7
Q

Authority for title + interest

A

s.8(1) Title conditions 2003

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8
Q

How to satisfy title

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  • real burden deed must name both properties and be dual-registered against them
  • prove title deed
  • or express nomination
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9
Q

How to satisfy interest

A

material detriment to the enjoyment of their property

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10
Q

Similar case

A

Barker v Lewis 2007

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11
Q

Do they have title + interest

A

Yes

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