Priority of Interest Flashcards

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What are the underlying principles of s28 and s27 LRA 2002?

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s28 LRA 2002 states that a priority of interest in registered land ranks in order of creation, unless the transaction in question is a registered disposition for value completed by registration.

s27 LRA 2002 - registerable disposition. Failure to register exists only in equity

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Principle of Sch 3 LRA 2002

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Sch 3 LRA 2002 states that registration will be subject only to the matters on the register which override.

Lists interests capable of overriding a registered disposition such as a short lease or person in actual occupation.

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Principle of Sch 4 LRA 2002

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Sch 4 LRA 2002 sets out a registrable disposition.

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Principle of Sch 7 LRA 2002

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Sch 7 LRA 2002 states that failure to register such a transaction means that it is not a legal estate and can take effect in equity only.

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Ways to protect an interest in Registered land

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Restriction

Notice

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How long does a person need to prove squatters rights in Registered and Unregistered land?

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10 years - Registered

12 years - Unregistered

Apply to Court to remove if cannot prove.

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How can you prove someone is in occupation?

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By visiting the property and carrying out careful inspection.

Occupation must be obvious.

Commenced prior to transaction.

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Decision made in the case of Chokkar

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Court of Appeal held that Mrs Chokkar was in occupation even though she was temporarily absent.

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Decision made is case of Link Lending v Hussein

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Court held no single test for determining occupation.

Sufficient degree of continuity.

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Principle in Abbey National Building Society v Cann

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Occupation must exist when the transfer for purchase takes effect.

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Principle of s29 LRA 2002

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Purchaser bound by any enforceable rights noted on the register and any interests of those that can override.

Including legal easement if registered

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Is an AST capable of being an overriding interest

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s54 LPA 2002 - A lease is a legal lease and capable of overriding.

A lease under 3 years where regular rent is paid can be created without deed and cannot be protected by a notice.

Tenant vacate at end of the original term or serve notice to quit as per terms of lease.

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Is a License capable of being an overriding interest

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A license does not give any rights in land and is therefore not capable of overriding.

Equitable not legal as not registered.

Serve notice to quit.

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Decision made in case of AIB Group (UK) Plc v Turner and Others [2015]

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A person cannot claim occupation through someone else.

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Is an unregistered lease capable of being an overriding interest

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By virtue of s27 LRA 2002 a lease that has not been registered can take effect in equity only and will not override in their own right.

Rely on occupation.

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Important statute in proving occupation

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para 2 Sch 3 LRA 2002

17
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Can an equitable easement override

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No only legal easements under para 3 Sch 3 LRA 2002

Notice would need to registered to safeguard interest.