Estate in Land in UK Law
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Thorner v Curtis and Others
... ... , David claims that by reason of the assurance and reliance, Peter's estate is estopped from denying that he has acquired the beneficial interest in ... In between, he had sold some land and bought other land. I agree with my noble and learned friends Lord ... ...
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Dunning (A.J.) & Sons (Shopfitters) Ltd v Sykes & Son (Poole) Ltd
... ... "beneficial owner" covenants for title in a transfer of registered land ... 2 The defendants were registered in April 1933 ... that is not intended to state that the grantor conveys only such estate title or interest (if any) as he may have in the land concerned. In the ... ...
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Buckinghamshire County Council v Moran
... ... dismissed the claim by the Council to recover possession of a plot of land situated at Chenies Avenue, Amersham, Buckinghamshire ("the plot"). By a ... the land comprised in the vendor's paper title, but also "all such estate, right, title and interest that the vendor's may have in or about the ... ...
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Kent and Another v Kavanagh and Another
... ... enfranchisement of the two properties in 1976, the Dulwich College Estate of which they formed part was subject to a management scheme which had ... They appear, on the Land Registry map dated 4 March 1910, as a terrace; but that, of course, is not ... ...
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Finch v Commissioners of Inland Revenue
... ... business property" did not extend to any part of the Coed Coch Estate of which the deceased was, at the time of his death, the tenant for life nder the Settled Land Act, 1925 ... 2 The matter came before Vinelott J ... ...
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Morris v Redland Bricks Ltd
... ... do take all necessary steps to restore the support to the Plaintiffs' land within a period of six months": And it is further Ordered, That the ... 18 The cases of Isenberg v. The East India House Estate Coy. 3 De G.J. & S.263 and Durell v. Pritchard L.R. 1 Ch. App. 244 have ... ...
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Attorney General, ex rel Yorkshire Derwent Trust Ltd and Another v Brotherton and Others
... ... The judge described in detail the position of the defendants' land, but for the purposes of the appeal it is sufficient to quote his summary: ... The navigation became exceedingly profitable and the Wentworth Estate (the successors in title to the original undertakers under the 1702 Act) ... ...
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Oxfordshire County Council v Oxford City Council
... ... Council: "The Trap Grounds are nine acres of undeveloped land in North Oxford. They lie between the railway to the west and the Oxford ... interest in the land in question being developed as an industrial estate. The council took the view, very understandably, that this interest made ... ...
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Nugent v Nugent
... ... considered in this judgment is whether the court has, following the Land Registration Act 2002 ("the 2002 Act"), an inherent power to order the ... in respect of the burden of an interest affecting a registered estate or charge: section 32(1). The entry of a notice does not mean that it has ... ...
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Jason Victor Fuller (Part 20 Claimant) v Diana Carolyn Kitzing and Another (Part 20 Defendants)
... ... owner of Winsley Hurst Hall and some 30 acres of surrounding land at Burnt Yates, Harrogate in the county of North Yorkshire. Mrs Kitzing is ... of the trustees of the surrounding and neighbouring Winsley Hurst Estate and she is also the owner of the sporting rights over Winsley Hurst Hall ... ...
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