Concurrent Interest in UK Law
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Harris and Another v Goddard and Others
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Joint tenancy is a form of co-ownership, or concurrent ownership, of property. Its special feature is the right of survivorship, whereby the right to the whole of the property accrues automatically to the surviving joint tenants or joint tenant on the death of any one joint tenant. Severance is, as I understand it, the process of separating off the share of a joint tenant, so that the concurrent ownership will continue but the right of survivorship will no longer apply.
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Cobb v Cobb
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The second is that I know of no power that the Court has under section 17 to vary agreed or established titles to property.
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Manchester Airport Plc v Dutton and Others (Defendants/Applicants)
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In my judgment the true principle is that a licensee not in occupation may claim possession against a trespasser if that is a necessary remedy to vindicate and give effect to such rights of occupation as by contract with his licensor he enjoys. This is the same principle as allows a licensee who is in de facto possession to evict a trespasser. There is no respectable distinction, in law or logic, between the two situations. An estate owner may seek an order whether he is in possession or not.
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Bedson v Bedson
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If afreehold is conveyed to and upon trust for themselves as joint tenants, each has the same beneficial interest in that property as the. If there be two beneficial joint tenants, severance produces a beneficial tenancy in common in two equal shares. and by declaration of the beneficial joint tenancy between and B, their respective rights and titles are no less clearly laid down and established than if there had been a declaration of a beneficial tenancy in common in equal undivided shares.
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Johnson v Moreton
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If any clause such as clause 27 was valid landlords might well insist upon a similar clause being introduced into every lease; and prospective tenants, having no money with which to buy the land they wanted to farm, would, in reality, have had little choice but to agree. Accordingly if clause 27 is enforceable the security of tenure which Parliament clearly intended to confer, and did confer upon tenant farmers for the public good would have become a dead letter.
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Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough Council v Monk
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The action of giving notice to determine a periodic tenancy is in form positive; but both on authority and on the principle so aptly summed up in the pithy Scottish phrase "tacit relocation" the substance of the matter is that it is by his omission to give notice of termination that each party signifies the necessary positive assent to the extension of the term for a further period.
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PHRJ Newbold and Others v The Coal Authority
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In all cases, one must first construe the statutory or contractual requirement in question. Finally, it may be that even non-compliance with a requirement is not fatal. In all such cases, it is necessary to consider the words of the statute or contract, in the light of its subject matter, the background, the purpose of the requirement, if that is known or determined, and the actual or possible effect of non-compliance on the parties.
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Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015
... ... term, and(b) in relation to a person serving two or more concurrent or consecutive sentences, the period determined under sections 263(2) and ... of the journalistic material was, or would be, in the public interest ... (5) It is a defence for a person charged with an offence under this ... ...
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Leasehold Reform Act 1967
... ... or otherwise) , if—(a) the landlord at the relevant time has an interest in the other premises and, not later than two months after the relevant ... the fee simple and of each of the persons in whom is vested a concurrent tenancy superior to the tenancy in possession (and references to the ... ...
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Common Law Procedure Act 1852
... ... S-IX ... Concurrent Writs may be issued. IX Concurrent Writs may be issued ... IX. The ... is for a Debt or liquidated Demand in Money, with or without Interest, arising upon a Contract, express or implied, as, for instance, on a Bill ... ...
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North American Serials Interest Group (NASIG): 20th Annual Conference – Highlights
Purpose: To report on the 20th North American Serials Interest Group held in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in May 2005. Design/methodology/approach: Provides a concise review of the conference, whose th...
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Moral Behaviour in Organizations: The Contribution of Management Education and Development
SUMMARY The concurrent growth of interest in management competencies and management development and in business ethics, exposes a need to bring these two fields together. The moral dimension to org...... ... School of Management, University of Hull SUMMARY The concurrent growth of interest in management competencies and management ... ...
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Mobilizing mini-publics: The causal impact of deliberation on civic engagement using panel data
Deliberative exercises may reinvigorate civic life by building citizens’ capacity to engage in other types of civic activities. This study examines members of a citizens’ panel (n = 56) who partici...... ... We compared panellists’ civic engagement, political interest, and political knowledge with those of the general population using a ... knowledge with those of the general population using a concurrent random digit dialling survey ( n = 405) collected in June 2015 – ... ...
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Converting computer‐integrated manufacturing into an intelligent information system by combining CIM with concurrent engineering and knowledge management
Some industrial organizations using computer‐integrated manufacturing (CIM) for managing intelligent product and process data during a concurrent processing are facing acute implementation difficul...... ... Also, with CIM, it is notpossible to solve problems relatedto decision and control eventhough there has been anincreasing interest in subjects likeartificial intelligence (AI),knowledge-based systems (KBS),expert systems, etc. In order toimprove the productivity gainthrough CIM, ... ...
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Taking Security Over Publicly Traded Shares
... ... it acquires (directly or indirectly) as a result of its security interest. However, an exercise of voting rights by the lender will trigger a ... information about not only its own interest but also any other concurrent interest of which he or she has knowledge. If an interested person fails ... ...
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Taking security over publicly traded shares
Taking security over publicly traded shares can be a minefield for an unprepared lender. Lee Federman and Nik Colbridge discuss some key issues to consider.... ... it acquires (directly or indirectly) as a result of its security interest. However, an exercise of voting rights by the lender will trigger a ... information about not only its own interest but also any other concurrent interest of which he or she has knowledge. If an interested person fails ... ...
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Concurrent Proceedings are not Inherently Unfair
... ... be regarded as necessarily supporting a stay of a regulatory investigation or of disciplinary proceedings conducted in and for the public interest" ... In considering the issue as to whether there is an inherent unfairness in concurrent proceedings, the judge said there were essentially two ... ...
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DBAs Revisited Recommendations Of The Civil Justice Council In Relation To Damages-Based Agreements
... ... Use of hybrid DBAs: concurrent vs sequential Following some debate as to whether hybrid DBAs are ... fee" type arrangement, which appears to be of limited commercial interest to many firms ... However, the CJC review highlights a distinction ... ...