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Enforceability of a Lease Against a Purchaser of the Freehold Reversion: Title to Leasehold Property

Margaret Wilkie, Godfrey Cole

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As most readers will be aware, the 1925 property legislation was intended to make radical changes in the process of conveyancing. Its main purpose was to simplify the whole procedure, and to this end, the Land Registration Act 1925 (LRA 1925) introduced an entirely new system of registration of title at local Land Registries. The Act envisages the eventual registration of title to every piece of land which now applies throughout the country.

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As most readers will be aware, the 1925 property legislation was intended to make radical changes in the process of conveyancing. Its main purpose was to simplify the whole procedure, and to this end, the Land Registration Act 1925 (LRA 1925) introduced an entirely new system of registration of title at local Land Registries. The Act envisages the eventual registration of title to every piece of land which now applies throughout the country.

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As most readers will be aware, the 1925 property legislation was intended to make radical changes in the process of conveyancing. Its main purpose was to simplify the whole procedure, and to this end, the Land Registration Act 1925 (LRA 1925) introduced an entirely new system of registration of title at local Land Registries. The Act envisages the eventual registration of title to every piece of land which now applies throughout the country.

Key concepts: Leasehold estate, Conveyancing, Freehold, Lease, Land registration, Real property, Business, Property (philosophy)

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