Titlebook: Conveyancing; Priscilla Sarton Textbook 2000Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 contract.Family Law.law.tax on wages

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Calculus

Dominant-Strategy Implementation,In domestic conveyancing, the seller and purchaser are likely to be part of a chain. X’s purchase depends on his sale as it is the proceeds from the sale of his present house that will be helping to finance the purchase of his new house. The chain presents problems to the conveyancer.

ADJ

,Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem,Either seller or purchaser may fail to meet his obligations under the contract. The seller may fail to show the good title he has promised; may be found to have wrongly described the land in the contract; may not be ready to complete on the agreed date. The purchaser may fail to find the money in time for completion.

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小隔间

Unregistered Title: Third-Party Rights,This chapter serves as a reminder of the principles which decide whether or not a purchaser of . land takes subject to a third party interest.

慷慨援助

Investigating an Unregistered Title,When investigating an unregistered title, we are looking for a flaw in the soundness of the seller’s claim to own the legal estate, and for any third-party right that will bind the purchaser after completion but to which the sale has not been made subject by the contract. This is easier said than done.

DEBT

A Sale by Trustees of Land,Sometimes one feels that the foundations of the earth are trembling. The Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 came into force on 1 January 1997.

慢慢冲刷

Easements and Restrictive Covenants,These two incumbrances have been mentioned in nearly all the previous chapters. This chapter discusses them in greater detail.