Property and Conveyancing in UK Law
- Conveyancing And The Property Acts Of 1925
- Frankie McCarthy, James Chalmers and Stephen Bogle (eds), Essays in Conveyancing and Property Law in Honour of Professor Robert Rennie
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Legal challenges and opportunities of blockchain technology in the real estate sector
Purpose: Blockchain, which was originally created to enable peer-to-peer digital payment systems (bitcoin), is considered to have several benefits for different sectors, such as the real estate one...... ... administrations andresearcherswho are working on blockchain and property conveyancing.Keywords Real estate, Land registry, Blockchain, Sharing ... ...
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Cohabitants, Property and the Law: A Study of Injustice
With cohabitation outside marriage becoming increasingly common, the law's response to the problems that arise on separation has become a key issue for public and family policy. This article draws ...... ... u njuste nrichment as the basis fora claim, overcomingthe unfairness that cohabitants may experiencewould require reform of propertyand conveyancing lawand practice as well.FAIRNESS AND FAMILY PROPERTYLisa Glennon has argued thatthere is a clear need to combine the debates on married and unmarried ... ...
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REVIEWS
Book reviewed in this article: Discretion to Disobey. By M. R. Kadish and S. H. Kadish. Fundamental Rights: A volume of essays to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Law Sch...... ... property rights. It should be said at once that Professor Bevaa has filled ... ...
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REVIEWS
Book reviewed in this article: Authority. Edited By Carl J. Friedrich. Strukturprobleme Der Modernen Demokratie. By Gerhard Leibholz The Professor And The Commissions. By Bernard Schwartz. Social C...... ... is surprising to read, for example, that sovereignty and property are among these pre-existing entities. At least one reader was ... and by fifteen appendices giving various illustrative conveyancing styles or forms both ancient and modern. J. D. B. MITCHELL. GIB80N’s ... ...
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Overreaching In Registered Land Law
Beneficial interests under a trust were not intended to be overriding interests under section 70(1)(g) of the Land Registration Act 1925. The position was altered by Williams & Glyn's Bank Ltd v Bo...... ... overreachedonce the be ne¢ciary wasi n occupation of the trust property.City of LondonBuildingSociety vFlegg held that the relevant bene¢cial ... Both deci-sions assume that overreaching in registered conveyancing takes e¡ect as it does in u nregisteredland. Yet there is considerable ... ...
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SOLICITORS' REMUNERATION: A CRITIQUE OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CONVEYANCING
... ... and its exploitation of the conveyancing monopoly, have ensured a long history of public controversy over the methods by which property transfers are effected, and the assessment of an appropriate scale of fees. In the past debate has generally centred on the advan- tages of an ... ...
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Is mandatory disclosure an effective panacea for buyer beware?
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine whether mandatory disclosure of information accompanying the sale of real estate achieves its aim of informed purchasers. Design/methodology/approa...... ... increased digital affordances provided by the cadastral and conveyancing systems, mandatorydisclosureis insufficient to ensure minimisation of ... July 2023Revised7 October 2023Accepted8 December 2023Journalof Property, Planning andEnvironmentalLawVol.16 No. 3, 2024pp ... ...
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LAND LAW AND CONVEYANCING REFORMS
... ... The Modom Law Redew. G. BAnEaSaY. U&0T&y Of Sh0fl0k8. LAND LAW AND CONVEYANCING REFO’RMS THE Law of Property Act 1969 (considered in an article by Stephen Cretney under the above title in (1969) 82 M.L.R. 477) received the Royal Assent an October 22, ... ...
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