Lpa 1925 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Presentation on the acquisition of easements. Capability Rules Acquirement Implied Acquisition Common Intention Wheeldon v Burrows LPA 1925 Prescription

CONTENTS OF A LEASE 4 RENT Market rent lease (rack rent lease) – typically 35 or 10 years long and will reserve a substantial monthly or quarterly rent Long lease (ground rent least) – usually a minimum of 99 years, will be granted for a premium and will reserve only a nominal rent Tenant may try to reduce the amount of rent it pays, e.g. if the landlord is in breach of its repairing obligation and the tenant has to carry out repairs itself → the landlord may try to stipulate that t...

Preparation for completion Buyer's Solicitor 1. Draft the transfer - The Transfer correct answers - A type of purchase deed (LPA 1925 S. 52, the Transfer must be in the form of a deed) - Drafted by Buyer after exchange of contracts and sends it to Seller's solicitor for approval - [SCPC 6.3.2/SCS 4.3.2] - Form used for a transfer of the property correct answers - TR1, form used for a transfer of the whole of a registered land. - TP1, transfer part - TR5, transfer of a portfol...

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PLP SGS 8 – Repair, Insurance and L’s Remedies Advantages of leases Lease rather than buying a freehold: cash-flow – buying freehold is really expensive flexibility – committed for a defined period of time Agreement for lease – some reason why the premises can't be leased straight away Tenant contractually obliged to enter into the lease once the condition has been satisfied Lease rather than the freehold: Tenant not having the capital, flexibility in case the business does w...

OMPLETION, POST COMPLETION AND REMEDIES PREPARING FOR COMPLETION - BUYER’S SOLICITOR Draft the Transfer s52 LPA 1925 - The Transfer must be in the form of a deed, When drafting the Transfer, buyer’s solicitor will need the official copies of the seller’s titles and the contract (for correct names), • Registered Land ³ Form TR1 used to transfer the whole (freehold or leasehold) ³ Form TR5 used to transfer a portfolio • Unregistered Land ³ No prescribed form but likely TR1 ...

CONTENTS OF A LEASE 4 RENT Market rent lease (rack rent lease) – typically 35 or 10 years long and will reserve a substantial monthly or quarterly rent Long lease (ground rent least) – usually a minimum of 99 years, will be granted for a premium and will reserve only a nominal rent Tenant may try to reduce the amount of rent it pays, e.g. if the landlord is in breach of its repairing obligation and the tenant has to carry out repairs itself → the landlord may try to stipulate that t...

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Land Law - Statutes s205(1)(ix) of the Law of Property Act 1925 - Answer-Defines land 1925 Legislation - Answer-Tries to simplify things. 6 laws were passed - collectively known as the 1925 Legislation. Some of the most important laws in England. Draw together all of the legislation about land Section 1(1) of the Law of Property Act 1925 ("LPA 1925") - Answer-The only estates in land which are capable of subsisting or of being conveyed or created at law are— (i) An estate in fee ...

Land Law LPA 1925 s. 1(1) - Answer-Definitions of the 2 legal estates: (a) "estate in fee simple absolute in possession" (freehold estate) (b) "a term of years absolute" (leasehold estate) Entick V Carrington quote - Answer-"Our law holds the property of every man so sacred, that no man can set foot on his neighbour's close without his leave" Lord Cairns in Pugh v Heath 1882 - Answer-"is now not a court of law or a court of equity, it is a court of complete jurisdiction" L...