Statistics for Land Law: Registration

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
What are the three principles of registration?	Curtain	100%
What are the three principles of registration?	Insurance	100%
Statute	Land Registration Act 2002	100%
What are the three principles of registration?	Mirror	100%
What are the three registers?	Charges	50%
What are the four most important registrable dispositions?	Legal charge	50%
Name the seven overriding interests?	Legal easement	50%
What are the four most important registrable dispositions?	Legal easement	50%
What are the three registers?	Property	50%
What interests are found in S.29 (2) (a)?	S.29 (2)(a)(i) charge	50%
What year were the Land Registry Rules made?	2003	0%
Name the seven overriding interests?	Actual occupation	0%
What are the powers of the owner?	Anything permitted by general law	0%
Name the seven overriding interests?	Customary right	0%
Except...	Enter into mortgage by demise	0%
What powers does the registrar have when interests are overreached?	Enter them into the register	0%
What triggers compulsory registration under S.4 LRA?	First mortgage	0%
What are the two notices that can not be registered?	Interest under a trust	0%
What are the two notices that can not be registered?	Lease less than 3 years	0%
Name the seven overriding interests?	Lease less than 7 years	0%
What are the four most important registrable dispositions?	Lease over 7 years	0%
What triggers compulsory registration under S.4 LRA?	Lease over 7 years	0%
Name the seven overriding interests?	Local land charge	0%
Name the seven overriding interests?	Mines and minerals rights	0%
What triggers compulsory registration under S.4 LRA?	New trustee	0%
What is the general definition of a notice?	Other rights/interests that fall short of registration	0%
What are the three registers?	Proprietorship	0%
Name the seven overriding interests?	Public right	0%
Name given to an unregistered freehold or leasehold of under 7 years left?	Qualifying estate	0%
What are the four most important registrable dispositions?	Registered estate	0%
What is a restriction?	Regulates when a disposition can be entered	0%
Where are these found?	S.23 LRA 2002	0%
Where are these found?	S.27 (2) LRA 2002	0%
What interests are found in S.29 (2) (a)?	S.29 (2)(a)(ii) overriding interest	0%
What interests are found in S.29 (2) (a)?	S.29 (2)(a)(i) subject of a notice	0%
Section?	S.33	0%
Statute for first registration?	S.4 LRA 2002	0%
Section for conclusiveness of the register?	S.58	0%
Where are these found?	Sch. 1 and 3 LRA 2002	0%
What rule is found in S.29 (1) LRA 2002	'Special Priority Rule'	0%
Where are notices found?	SS.32-39 LRA 2002	0%
Where are restrictions found?	SS.40-47 LRA 2002	0%
Once registered, it means that…	Takes effect at law	0%
What triggers compulsory registration under S.4 LRA?	Transfer of qualifying estate	0%