Estates and interests Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

5 questions to ask (5D) plus stature provisions

A

What estate/ interest is being claimed?
Is it capable of being legal - s1 LPA 1925
Formalities - s52-54 LPA and s2 LP(MP)A 1989
Registrable dispositions - s27 LRA 2002
Purchaser buys subject to - s29 LRA 2002
A) registered charges
B) prior interests protected on register
C) interests which override - Sch 3 LRA 2002
D) if none, purchaser takes free

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2
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Legal estates statute provision

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S1 (1) LPA 1925

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3
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S1(1)(a) LPA 1925

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Fee simple absolute in possession

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S1(1)(a) LPA 1925 Fee simple

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Estate continues for as long as owner has someone to succeed him (under will or intestacy)

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5
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S1(1)(a) LPA 1925 Absolute

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Estate is perpetual, nothing will terminate it prematurely

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S1(1)(a) LPA 1925 In possession

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Must be immediate, not in reversion: remainder

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Fee simple absolute in possession includes

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Receipt of rent and profits - landlords are still in absolute possession when tenants live in their property

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925

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Term of years absolute

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925 Term of years

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A term for any period with a fixed and certain duration

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10
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Term of years absolute includes (3)

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Leases for specified number of years
Leases for less than a year
Periodic tenancies eg weekly or monthly

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925 Absolute

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Even if there’s a provision for the landlord to end the lease

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925 Need not be…

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In possession - can be future leases

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S1(1)(b) LPA 1925 Term of years absolute doesn’t include

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Leases for life - uncertain

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14
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Legal interest statute provision

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S1(2) LPA 1925

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15
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S1(2)(a) LPA 1925

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Easements, rights or privilege

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16
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S1(2)(a) LPA 1925 Easements

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Right to do something on someone else’s land eg right of wavy

17
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S1(2)(a) LPA 1925 Profits a prendre

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Right to take something away from someone’s land eg to fish

18
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S1(2)(a) LPA 1925 must be for period equivalent to one of the legal estates (3)

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Few simple absolute in possession
Term of years absolute
Period of life is invalid - uncertain

19
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S1(2)(b) LPA 1925

20
Q

S(1)(2)(b) LPA 1925 rentcharge (4)

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Regular financial payment
In possession
Issuing out of or charged on land
Perpetual or for a term of years absolute

21
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S1(2)(c) LPA 1925

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Charge by way of legal mortgage

22
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S1(2)(e) LPA 1925

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Rights of entry

23
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S1(2)(e) LPA 1925 rights of entry (3)

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Right to recover property if money not paid/ terms breached
Exercisable over a term of years absolute
Or annexed to a legal rentcharge

24
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Legal estates (2)

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S1(1) LPA 1925

(a) Fee simple absolute in possession
(b) Term of years absolute

25
Legal interests (4)
S1(2) LPA 1925 (a) Easements, rights or privilege (b) Rentcharge (c) Charge by way of legal mortgage (e) Rights of entry