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The nature and principles of land law |
The distinction between real property and personal property |
Chapter 1, Pages 3–7 |
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Different ways in which land can be owned |
Chapter 1, Pages 7–10 |
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How to acquire and transfer legal estates |
Chapter 1, Page 10 |
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How to acquire and dispose of legal and equitable interests |
Chapter 1, Pages 10–15 |
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Legal formalities required to create and transfer interests and estates in land |
Chapter 1, Pages 10–15 |
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Unregistered land |
What is unregistered land? |
Chapter 2, Pages 26–28 |
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The system of land registration known as land charges |
Chapter 2, Pages 29–32 |
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Methods to protect and enforce third party interests |
Chapter 2, Pages 33–35 |
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The doctrine of overreaching |
Chapter 2, Pages 35–38 |
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Registered land |
Registered land |
Chapter 3, Pages 49–50 |
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Estates that can be substantively registered |
Chapter 3, Pages 50–51 |
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Registerable dispositions |
Chapter 3, Pages 51–53 |
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How to protect third party interests |
Chapter 3, Pages 53–56 |
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Overriding interests |
Chapter 3, Pages 56–62 |
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Protection from third-party interests |
Chapter 3, Pages 62–63 |
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Freehold estates |
The freehold estate |
Chapter 4, Pages 75–76 |
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Life estates |
Chapter 4, Pages 77–80 |
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How to transfer a freehold estate in land |
Chapter 4, Pages 81–83 |
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Leasehold estates |
The leasehold estate |
Chapter 5, Pages 94–97 |
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Essential characteristics of a lease |
Chapter 5, Pages 97–100 |
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Leasehold covenants |
Chapter 5, Pages 100–103 |
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Rules for passing the benefit and burden of leasehold covenants |
Chapter 5, Pages 103–108 |
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Alienation covenants |
Chapter 5, Page 108 |
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Remedies |
Chapter 5, Pages 108–111 |
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Ending a lease |
Chapter 5, Page 111 |
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Easements |
What is an easement? |
Chapter 6, Page 123 |
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How to establish an easement |
Chapter 6, Pages 124–135 |
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The creation of easements |
Chapter 6, Pages 135–145 |
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Freehold covenants |
What are freehold covenants? |
Chapter 7, Pages 155–157 |
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Passing of the burden in law and equity |
Chapter 7, Pages 157–158 |
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Passing the burden of covenants in law between successors in title |
Chapter 7, Pages 158–160 |
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Passing the benefit of covenants in law between successors in title |
Chapter 7, Pages 160–164 |
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Passing the burden of covenants in equity between successors in title |
Chapter 7, Pages 164–167 |
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Passing the benefit of covenants in equity between successors in title |
Chapter 7, Pages 167–172 |
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Protection of freehold covenants |
Chapter 7, Pages 172–174 |
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Mortgages |
What is a mortgage? |
Chapter 8, Pages 184–185 |
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How are mortgages created? |
Chapter 8, Pages 185–187 |
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Enforceability of mortgage terms, rights and remedies of the mortgagor |
Chapter 8, Pages 187–194 |
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Enforceability of mortgage terms, rights and remedies of the mortgagee |
Chapter 8, Pages 195–202 |
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The priority of mortgages |
Chapter 8, Pages 202–206 |
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Co-ownership |
What is co-ownership; joint tenancy |
Chapter 9, Pages 215–219 |
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What is co-ownership; tenancy in common |
Chapter 9, Pages 219–220 |
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Severance of joint tenancies |
Chapter 9, Pages 220–223 |
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Solving disagreements between co-owners by reference to sections 14 and 15 of Trusts of Land & Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 |
Chapter 9, Pages 223–225 |
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