ChatGPT Guide - Land Law

UK Land Law
ChatGPT-4 Prompt
Paper Starter

• Easement
• Dominant and Servient Tenement
• Re Ellenborough Park [1956]
• Quasi-Easement
• Conveyancing Act 1881
• SecFon 6, Conveyancing Act 1881
• Contractual Licence
• AG SecuriFes v Vaughan [1990]
• Wright v Macadam [1949]
• Knox and Others v Sweeney [2020]
• Exclusive Possession
• Contracts (Rights of Third ParFes) Act 1999
• Estoppel
• Nuisance
• Abatement NoFce
• Statutory Nuisance
• Mortgage
• Mortgage Default
• Proprietary Interest
• Santley v Wilde [1899]
• Four Maids v Dudley Marshall [1957]
• Power of Sale
• AdministraFon of JusFce Act 1970
• Law of Property Act 1925
• Undue Influence
• Williams & Glyn's Bank v Boland [1981]
• Royal Bank of Scotland v Etridge (No.2) [2002]
• Insolvency Act 1986
• Foreclosure
• Receiver
• NegoFaFon

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About the ChatGPT-4 Prompt:

This prompt is crajed specifically for ChatGPT-4, the latest iteraFon of OpenAI's large language
models. ChatGPT-4 is designed to understand and generate responses to complex and detailed
requests, making it well-suited for creaFng comprehensive and nuanced lists or summaries,
such as the key terms in property law for jurisdicFons like Northern Ireland and England &
Wales.