Question 1

What are the requirements of s2 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989?

Accepted Answer

To create a valid contract for the sale or other disposition of an interest in land the contract must (if made after 26 September 1989) be in writing, incorporate all of the expressly agreed termns; and be signed by or on behalf of the parties.

Question 2

What rights does section 1 Law of Property Act 1925 define as being capable of being legal (as opposed to equitable) rights?

Accepted Answer

This section of the LPA

Question 3

On what date did the Land Registration Act 2002 come into force?

Accepted Answer

October 13th 2003

Question 4

What were the main property law statutes of 1925?

Accepted Answer

In 1925, a significant reform of propert

Question 5

What is the consequence of failing to register the creation or transfer of a particular right if registration is required and where can this rule be found?

Accepted Answer

It will not bind a registrable

Question 6

___ bind transferees of land without the need for registration (language taken from the LRA 2002 - more commonly known as 'overriding interests')

Accepted Answer

Unregister

Question 7

Which of the following property rights can be legal even if it is not created by deed?

Accepted Answer

A)  Charge by way of legal mortgage 
B)  Expressly granted easement 
C)  Lease for more than three years 
D)  Lease for less than three years 
A)  Charge by way of legal mortgage 
B)  Expressly granted easement 
C)  Lease for more than three years 
D)  Lease for less than three years

Question 8

What is the consequence of failing to register the creation or transfer of a particular right if registration is required and where can this rule be found?

Accepted Answer

The consequence of failing to register t

Question 9

What is the difference between a fixture and a fitting?

Accepted Answer

The terms "fixture" and "fitting" are of

Question 10

What rights does section 1 Law of Property Act 1925 define as being capable of being legal (as opposed to equitable) rights?

Accepted Answer

Section 1 of the Law of Property Act 192

Question 11

What are the requirements of s2 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989?

Accepted Answer

The requirements of s2 Law of Property (

Question 12

What formalities are required to create a trust interest and where can this rule be found?

Accepted Answer

The formalities required to create a tru

Question 13

What is required of a document in order for it to be a deed, and where can this rule be found?

Accepted Answer

The document must indicate that it is me

Question 14

What is the nature of the Mayor's rights in Parliament Square Gardens in Mayor of London v. Hall?

Accepted Answer

The case of Mayor of London v. Hall [201

Question 15

the Land Charges Act 1972 is concerned with registered land.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Prior to 1 January 1926 equitable rights would bind all subsequent owners of land except the ___, otherwise known as 'equity's darling'.

Accepted Answer

good faith

Question 17

What is the principle of the numerus clausus?

Accepted Answer

The principle of the numerus clausus, wh

Question 18

Does transfer pursuant to a will constitute a conveyance? Is it a disposition?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a transfer pursuant to a will does

Question 19

What is the nature of the airport's right in Manchester Airport v. Dutton?

Accepted Answer

Manchester Airport v. Dutton [2000] is a

Question 20

What is required of a document in order for it to be a deed, and where can this rule be found?

Accepted Answer

For a document to be considered a deed,

What are the requirements of s2 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989?

What rights does section 1 Law of Property Act 1925 define as being capable of being legal (as opposed to equitable) rights?

On what date did the Land Registration Act 2002 come into force?

What were the main property law statutes of 1925?

What is the consequence of failing to register the creation or transfer of a particular right if registration is required and where can this rule be found?

___ bind transferees of land without the need for registration (language taken from the LRA 2002 - more commonly known as 'overriding interests')

Which of the following property rights can be legal even if it is not created by deed?

What is the consequence of failing to register the creation or transfer of a particular right if registration is required and where can this rule be found?

What is the difference between a fixture and a fitting?

What rights does section 1 Law of Property Act 1925 define as being capable of being legal (as opposed to equitable) rights?

What are the requirements of s2 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989?

What formalities are required to create a trust interest and where can this rule be found?

What is required of a document in order for it to be a deed, and where can this rule be found?

What is the nature of the Mayor's rights in Parliament Square Gardens in Mayor of London v. Hall?

the Land Charges Act 1972 is concerned with registered land.

Prior to 1 January 1926 equitable rights would bind all subsequent owners of land except the ___, otherwise known as 'equity's darling'.

What is the principle of the numerus clausus?

Does transfer pursuant to a will constitute a conveyance? Is it a disposition?

What is the nature of the airport's right in Manchester Airport v. Dutton?

What is required of a document in order for it to be a deed, and where can this rule be found?

Registered Land

Unregistered Land

Co-Ownership

Successive Interests in Land

Leases

The Law of Easements and Profits

Freehold Covenants

Licences and Proprietary Estoppel

The Law of Mortgages

Adverse Possession

Filters

Exam 1: An Introduction to Modern Land Law

What are the requirements of s2 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989?

What rights does section 1 Law of Property Act 1925 define as being capable of being legal (as opposed to equitable) rights?

On what date did the Land Registration Act 2002 come into force?

What were the main property law statutes of 1925?

What is the consequence of failing to register the creation or transfer of a particular right if registration is required and where can this rule be found?

___ bind transferees of land without the need for registration (language taken from the LRA 2002 - more commonly known as 'overriding interests')

Which of the following property rights can be legal even if it is not created by deed?

What is the consequence of failing to register the creation or transfer of a particular right if registration is required and where can this rule be found?

What is the difference between a fixture and a fitting?

What rights does section 1 Law of Property Act 1925 define as being capable of being legal (as opposed to equitable) rights?

What are the requirements of s2 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989?

What formalities are required to create a trust interest and where can this rule be found?

What is required of a document in order for it to be a deed, and where can this rule be found?

What is the nature of the Mayor's rights in Parliament Square Gardens in Mayor of London v. Hall?

the Land Charges Act 1972 is concerned with registered land.

Prior to 1 January 1926 equitable rights would bind all subsequent owners of land except the ___, otherwise known as 'equity's darling'.

What is the principle of the numerus clausus?

Does transfer pursuant to a will constitute a conveyance? Is it a disposition?

What is the nature of the airport's right in Manchester Airport v. Dutton?

What is required of a document in order for it to be a deed, and where can this rule be found?

Registered Land

Unregistered Land

Co-Ownership

Successive Interests in Land

Leases

The Law of Easements and Profits

Freehold Covenants

Licences and Proprietary Estoppel

The Law of Mortgages

Adverse Possession

Filters