LPC Law Notes Property Law and Practice Notes
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Leasehold
1. The structure and content of a lease Characteristics of a lease: [Street v Mountford]
Look at substance not the label Why important = because of the NATURE of a lease. It is a interest in property combined with a contractual agreement. A license gives you no interest in the property. Important for statutory protection [LTA 1995 etc] Formalities to create a lease
S.1(2) LPMPA says what a deed is.
Commonhold:
Quarterly days
Characteristics of business leases Shorter term Market rent [plus rent review clause is common] NOT suitable as security for a loan – tenancy is considered to be a liability Payment of premium [a capital sum for moving in, paid by T to LL – usually where demand is greater than supply] Lease of part will include provision of a service charge. |
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Procedure for granting a lease: Engrossment and execution of the lease
Apportionment of rent:
Stamp Duty Land Tax: When to pay?
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Contracting [“Agreement for lease”]
waiting for formalities to be completed prior to actual grant (i.e. mortgagee’s / superior Landlord’s consent is required; planning permission needed)
Person granting lease has adequate title to grant the lease See restrictive covenants on revisionary title Whether consent of mortgagee of revisionary title is required. |
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Residential Leases Conveyancing procedure is similar to that used on a freehold sale or purchase. Differences between commercial Lease and long residential lease
DOCUMENTS from Seller’s solicitor [to provide to Buyer’s solicitor]:
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A collection of the best LPC PLP notes the director of Oxbridge Notes (an Oxford law graduate) could find after combing through dozens of LPC samples from outstanding students with the highest results in England and carefully evaluating each on accuracy, formatting, logical structure, spelling/grammar, conciseness and "wow-factor".
In short these are what we believe to be the strongest set of PLP notes available in the UK this year. This collection of notes is fully updated for recent exams, a...
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