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Quiz by nathan_hutchings, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by nathan_hutchings
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Question 1
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What statute describes the two estates in Land?
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Section 1 Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 2 Law of Property Act 1989
Question 2
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What does Section 1 of the Law of Property Act 1925 state the two estates in land are?
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Freehold
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Leasehold
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Commonhold
Question 3
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Indefinite duration is?
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Freehold
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Leasehold
Question 4
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Fixed and definite duration is a?
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Leasehold estate
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Freehold estate
Question 5
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Freehold reversion is when?
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A Lease ends
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A Lease terminates
Question 6
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Tenant can grant a sublease for a?
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Term shorter than immediate Landlords
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Indefinite duration
Question 7
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Tenant passes lease to a new tenant and steps out of the picture?
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Assignment
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Sublease
Question 8
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Lease granted for a fixed amount of time is a?
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Fixed term lease
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Periodic tenancy
Question 9
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What is a Periodic Tenancy?
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Tenancy for one period; each time a period expires the term is automatically renewed until it is terminated by notice by either party
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Tenancy for one period; each time a period terminates the lease is automatically renewed until it is terminated by notice by either party
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Tenancy for one period; each time a period expires the term is automatically renewed until it is terminated by notice by either Tenant
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Tenancy for one period; each time a period doesn't expire the term is automatically renewed until it is terminated by notice by either party
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Notice usually one period
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Period length depends on period rent stated payable
Question 10
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Exclusive possession and Permitted duration are?
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Essential for Section 1 of the Law of Property Act 1925
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Essential elements of a valid lease
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Required for a Freehold estate in land
Question 11
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Exclusive possession?
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Tenant has control of premises and can exclude all others including Landlord
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Tenant has no control of premises and can exclude all others including Landlord
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Tenant has control of premises and can exclude all others including Sub Tenant
Question 12
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Permitted Duration?
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Definable beginning and end
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Definable end and finish
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Definable in Section 1 of LPC
Question 13
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Start date can be...
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earlier than when tenant goes into possession or a future date
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earlier than when tenant goes into possession or a future fate
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earlier than when tenant goes into possession or a future day
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earlier than tenant went into possession or a future date
Question 14
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Lease 'for duration of the war'
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Lace v Chantler
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Walsh v Lonsdale 1882
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Street v Mountford 1985
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Wells V Kingston
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Heslop V Burns 1974
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Facchini V Bryson 1952
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AG Securities V Vaughan
Question 15
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Creation of legal leases
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Section 52 (1) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 54 (1) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 52 (2) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 52 (1) Law of Property Act 1989
Question 16
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What act states a deed's requirements?
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Section 52 (1) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 1 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989
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Section 52 (2) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 1 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1925
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Section 2 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1925
Question 17
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Section 1 Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989 states a deed must?
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be clear on its face that it is intended to be a deed
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Validly executed
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be clear that it is not intended to be a deed
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be clear on its face that it is intended to be a lease
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Invalidly executed
Question 18
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For a deed to be validly executed by a person the deed must be
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Signed
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Witnessed
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Delivered Formally
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Validly Executed
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be clear on its face that its intended to be a deed
Question 19
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Exception to general rule
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Section 54 (2) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 54 (1) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 52 (2) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 54 (2) Law of Property Act 1989
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Section 54 (1) Law of Property Act 1989
Question 20
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Section 54 (2) Law of Property Act 1925 states
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Deed not required for certain types of legal lease
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Deed required for certain types of legal lease
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Lease can be in writing or arise by conduct
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Deed can only be in writing
Question 21
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Section 54 (2) Law of Property Act 1925 states lease must
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Not exceed three years
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be at a full market rent
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allow tenant to take possession immediately
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be in equity
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not allow tenant to take possession immediately
Question 22
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A occupies B's house with B's consent and pays B £300 per month
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Periodic tenancy
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Fixed term lease
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Equitable lease
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Legal lease due to section 54 (2)
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Legal lease due to section 54 (1)
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Term cannot exceed three years
Question 23
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Equity may enforce contract for creation or transfer transfer of rights in land if it complies with
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Section 54 (2) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 2 Law of Property Act 1989
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Section 54 (1) Law of Property Act 1925
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Section 1 Law of Property Act 1989
Question 24
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Section 2 Law of Property Act 1989 states the contract must be
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in writing
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incorporate all terms agreed by parties
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signed by all parties
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formal delivery
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incorporate no terms agreed by parties
Question 25
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Equity will always prevail over section 54 (2)
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Lace v Chantler
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Walsh v Lonsdale 1882
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Antoniades v Villiers 1988
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AG Securities v Vaughan
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Street v Mountford 1985
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