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Unregistered Land Title Proof
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In unregistered land, title is proved by using deeds and going back to a good root title at least 15 years old. Equitable interests bind everyone except bona fide purchasers of the legal estate for value without notice. Options to purchase should be protected with a notice, and equitable easements need a notice for protection. Interests under a trust of land should be protected with a restriction to ensure a second trustee is appointed.Full Conversation
Question *: In unregistered land, the general rule before * was that:
a) Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
b) An equitable interest in land had to be registered.
c) An equitable interest was treated the same as legal interest.
d) Equitable interests in land were not binding
Question *: George gives Harry an option to purchase Manor House within 3 months for £*,*. harry wants to make sure George does not sell Manor House to anyone else in that time. Advise Harry on how the option to purchase should be protected in registered land:
a) A notice
b) Either notice or restriction
c) A restriction d) An interest which overrides
For Question *:
The correct answer is:
a) Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
For Question *:
Harry should protect his option to purchase by:
a) A notice
The correct answer is:
a) Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
For Question *:
Harry should protect his option to purchase by:
a) A notice
Question *: Samuel agrees to give his neighbour, Tomasina, an equitable right of way over his field to reach the train station more quickly. Advise Tomasina how an equitable easement in registered land needs to be protected.
a) Interest which overrides
b) Notice/restriction
c) Notice
d) Restriction
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Question *: Catherine bought a house with a contribution from her sister, Sasha, who has an interest under a trust of land. Title to the house is registered. Sasha does not live at the property. Advise Sasha how her interest under a trust of land needs to be protected to be binding on third parties.
a) A restriction to ensure that a 2nd trustee is appointed.
b) Notice/restriction
c) Notice
d) Restriction
For Question *: The correct answer is:
c) Notice
For Question *: The correct answer is:
a) A restriction to ensure that a 2nd trustee is appointed.
c) Notice
For Question *: The correct answer is:
a) A restriction to ensure that a 2nd trustee is appointed.
sure?
Case Rating: *
It seems you're looking for answers to specific legal questions related to unregistered and registered land. For your question:
- "Samuel agrees to give his neighbour, Tomasina, an equitable right of way over his field to reach the train station more quickly. Advise Tomasina how an equitable easement in registered land needs to be protected."
The correct answer is:
- c) Notice
Do you have any other legal questions or need further assistance with any legal matter?
It seems you're looking for answers to specific legal questions related to unregistered and registered land. For your question:
- "Samuel agrees to give his neighbour, Tomasina, an equitable right of way over his field to reach the train station more quickly. Advise Tomasina how an equitable easement in registered land needs to be protected."
The correct answer is:
- c) Notice
Do you have any other legal questions or need further assistance with any legal matter?
im asking, are you sure of all answers?
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Yes, the answers provided are based on standard legal principles. For unregistered land, title is typically proved by using deeds and going back to a good root title at least 15 years old. Regarding the other questions:
- Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
- Harry should protect his option to purchase with a notice.
- An equitable easement needs to be protected by a notice.
- Sasha's interest under a trust of land should be protected with a restriction to ensure a 2nd trustee is appointed.
Would you like more information on any specific question or topic?
Yes, the answers provided are based on standard legal principles. For unregistered land, title is typically proved by using deeds and going back to a good root title at least 15 years old. Regarding the other questions:
- Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
- Harry should protect his option to purchase with a notice.
- An equitable easement needs to be protected by a notice.
- Sasha's interest under a trust of land should be protected with a restriction to ensure a 2nd trustee is appointed.
Would you like more information on any specific question or topic?
give me just the answers again
Sure, here are the answers:
*. Using deeds and going back to a good root title at least 15 years old.
*. Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
*. Harry should protect his option to purchase with a notice.
*. An equitable easement needs to be protected by a notice.
*. Sasha's interest under a trust of land should be protected with a restriction to ensure a 2nd trustee is appointed.
*. Using deeds and going back to a good root title at least 15 years old.
*. Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
*. Harry should protect his option to purchase with a notice.
*. An equitable easement needs to be protected by a notice.
*. Sasha's interest under a trust of land should be protected with a restriction to ensure a 2nd trustee is appointed.
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Case Rating: *
It looks like you need clarification on various legal concepts related to unregistered and registered land. Here are the concise answers:
*. Using deeds and going back to a good root title at least 15 years old.
*. Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
*. Harry should protect his option to purchase with a notice.
*. An equitable easement needs to be protected by a notice.
*. Sasha's interest under a trust of land should be protected with a restriction to ensure a 2nd trustee is appointed.
Do you need assistance with any other specific legal matter?
It looks like you need clarification on various legal concepts related to unregistered and registered land. Here are the concise answers:
*. Using deeds and going back to a good root title at least 15 years old.
*. Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
*. Harry should protect his option to purchase with a notice.
*. An equitable easement needs to be protected by a notice.
*. Sasha's interest under a trust of land should be protected with a restriction to ensure a 2nd trustee is appointed.
Do you need assistance with any other specific legal matter?
i mean just tell me if its a b or c or d
Case Rating: *
Sure, here are the answers in the requested format:
*. d) Using deeds and going back to a good root title at least 15 years old.
*. a) Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
*. a) A notice
*. c) Notice
*. a) A restriction to ensure that a 2nd trustee is appointed.
Sure, here are the answers in the requested format:
*. d) Using deeds and going back to a good root title at least 15 years old.
*. a) Equitable interests bind everyone except the bona fide purchaser of the legal estate for value without notice.
*. a) A notice
*. c) Notice
*. a) A restriction to ensure that a 2nd trustee is appointed.
thanks loveee
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