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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Land Registration Act 2002"”.
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The fiction of adverse possession
Occupation of land by a squatter in England is seen as a wrong, and the squatter a trespasser. This is recognised as adverse possession and this doctrine has been established by iteration and reiteration over the long history of English land law with the sole intention of protecting the real …
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Party Wall Disputes: Legal Coherence and Dispute Management
… This thesis analyses a spectrum of legal and factual issues linked to party walls and related disputes that, to date, have not been brought and analysed together. The aim is to provide a contextual analysis of these different areas of law and fact and thereby formulate a separate area of party …
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The Hollow Promise: 'Guarantee of Title' in Registered Land
The ‘guarantee of title’ obtained upon the registration of an estate in land is an oft-cited yet elusive concept. The term has become ubiquitous, yet with no unanimity as to its meaning. It is often recognised as a fundamental principle of the land registration system, yet the actual meaning of the …
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Investigating the relationship between criminal trespass under section 144 of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 and the doctrine of adverse possession: a comparative analysis of England & Wales and Canada
… comes into question over a significant piece of land or a residential property. <br/><br/>There has been little doctrinal research on the relationship between the criminal offence of squatting in residential buildings and the property doctrine of AP. This project applies a doctrinal approach in …