This set of lessons deals with how proprietary rights in land are acquired. The material covered is the foundation necessary for the successful study of all other areas of land law. The content includes:
- the types of right which can be proprietary;
- the requirement for legal grants to be made by deed (with exceptions);
- registration of title and the further requirements for acquisition under the Land Registration Act (2002)
- acquisition of equitable interests (whether as a beneficial interest under a trust or by contract under the principle in Walsh v Londsdale)
Lecturer: Gianni Vuolo
Duration: 64 minutes (approx)
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