Land Law

These are notes on unregistered land created in 2019. They follow a structured format which condenses the relevant case law, statutory provisions and academic opinion that are relevant to the topic to aid with exam revision.

These are notes on adverse possession created in 2019. They follow a structured format which condenses the relevant case law, statutory provisions and academic opinion that are relevant to the topic to aid with exam revision.

These are notes on co-ownership created in 2019. They follow a structured format which condenses the relevant case law, statutory provisions and academic opinion that are relevant to the topic to aid with exam revision.

These are notes on Easements created in 2019. They follow a structured format which condenses the relevant case law, statutory provisions and academic opinion that are relevant to the topic to aid with exam revision.

These are notes on leases created in 2019. They follow a structured format which condenses the relevant case law, statutory provisions and academic opinion that are relevant to the topic to aid with exam revision.

These are notes on registered land created in 2019. They follow a structured format which condenses the relevant case law, statutory provisions and academic opinion that are relevant to the topic to aid with exam revision.

This topic is central to Land Law, it covers land that is unregistered in the UK. Under the Land Registration Act 1925, all land is to be registered. But approximately 15% of land remains without a registered title. The notes discuss the legal and equitable rights attached to unregistered land, and how third party interests operate in such land. Other issues mentioned include; overreaching, land charges and relevant key case law.

This topic is central to Land Law, it covers the law on the registration of property in the UK as introduced by the Land Registration Act 1925. Registered land is land which the title to it (the estate, right to ownership) is recorded in a register maintained by HM Land Registry. The notes also look at what legal / equitable interests can be registered in land law under LRA 2002, including third party rights and overriding interests. In sum, the notes offer a detailed overview on the law on land...