Protection for the purchaser of registered land Flashcards
Rectification of the register other than for adverse possession
Sch 4 LRA 2002
Situations where rectification of the register may be appropriate:
Double conveyancing;
Mistake; and
Fraud/forgery.
Double conveyancing
Issues arise with unregistered land, rectification can solve these issues.
Mistakes
Sch 4 Para 5(a)
Fraud/Forgery
Malory v Cheshire Homes
Rectification claims against a registered proprietor in possession legislation
Sch 4 paras 3(2) and 6(2) LRA 2002
Rectification claims against a registered proprietor in possession- A registered proprietor can only lose the land registered in their name if:
They were fraudulent; or
they were negligent; or
it is for some other reason unjust not to rectify the register.
Who is a proprietor in possession?
s131 LRA 2002
Indemnity
Sch 8 para 6(a) The value of the estate or interest they lose, valued at the date of rectification.