Statistics for Property Law: Key Cases

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HintAnswer% Correct
Trustee as vendor:
setting purchase aside
Armstrong v Jackson [1917]
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Trustee as vendor:
claiming fiduciary's profit
Bentley v Craven (1853)
0%
Certainty of subject matterBoyce v Boyce (1849)
0%
Intention to returnChokhar [1984]
0%
By mortgageeClark and Beech [2009]
0%
Most recent key display of the priorCurtis v Pulbrook [2011]
0%
Right to possessionFour-Maids Ltd [1957]
0%
Intention to giveGlaister-Carlisle [1968]
0%
Register mistakesGold Harp Ltd v Macleod [2014]
0%
Email signatureGreen v Ireland [2011]
0%
'Any sums due'Halifax BS v Clark (1973)
0%
Company directorsIDC v Cooley [1972]
0%
Certainty of objectsIRC v Broadway cottages [1954]
0%
Intention to possessJA PYE v Graham [2003]
0%
Trustee as purchaser: lease
renewal
Keech v Sandford (1726)
0%
3 certaintiesKnight v Knight (1840)
0%
Trustee as purchaser: trust
property
Lacey (1802)
0%
Actual occupationLink Lending v Bustard [2010]
0%
Symbolic deliveryLock v Heath (1892)
0%
Dwelling houseMiller [2001]
0%
Lifetime giftMilroy v Lord (1862)
0%
Reasonable periodNorgan [1996]
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Self- declarationPaul v Constance [1977]
0%
Certainty of intentionRe Adams (1884)
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IndemnityRe Chowood's Registered Land [1933]
0%
Actual deliveryRe Cole [1964]
0%
Factual possessionRed House Farms [1977]
0%
Trustee as vendor:
Director's fees paid
Re Macadam [1946]
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Every effort doctrineRe Rose [1952]
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Action for possessionRopaigelach [2000]
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Occupier has exclusive possession?Street v Mountford [1985]
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'Statutory magic'Swift 1st Ltd v Chief Land Registrar [2015]
0%
Constructive deliveryThomas v Times Book Co [1966]
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