Land law: The Land Registration Act
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SummaryThe Land Registration Act 2002 (LRA) came into force on 13th October 2003 implementing an overhaul of the organisation of registered land system, repealing the Land Registration Act 1925. The Law Commission Report Number 271 highlighted the central objective of the LRA 2002 being to create a land registration system that is an accurate reflection of the true state of title to a registered estate of land at any time. As such, it is arguable that the narrow system implemented by the LRA 2002 renders the unregistered system a more useful tool to protect legal interests against purchasers of the legal estate.
Table of Contents
- The Land Registration Act 2002 (LRA).
- The wider scope for protection of proprietary interests both legal and equitable.
- 1925 Land Registration Act, section 70(1) (a).
- 12 October 2006, easements - subject to certain specific rules and the ensuing confusion.
- LRA 2002, Schedule 3, paragraph 1.
- The case of William and Glyn's Bank Limited v Boland ([1981] AC 487).
- The case of Webb v Pollmount ([1966] 1 Ch 584).
- Conclusion.
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