The estate contract is a contractual right to a legal estate, whether freehold or leasehold. Equity will order specific performance of a contract to create or transfer a legal estate, because [...]. This, together with the maxim that ‘Equity sees that as done what ought to be done’, results in an equitable interest arising from the contract.
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each piece of land is regarded as unique
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The estate contract is a contractual right to a legal estate, whether freehold or leasehold. Equity will order specific performance of a contract to create or transfer a legal estate, because [...]. This, together with the maxim that ‘Equity sees that as done what ought to be done’, results in an equitable interest arising from the contract.
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#interests #land #law
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The estate contract is a contractual right to a legal estate, whether freehold or leasehold. Equity will order specific performance of a contract to create or transfer a legal estate, because [...]. This, together with the maxim that ‘Equity sees that as done what ought to be done’, results in an equitable interest arising from the contract.
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each piece of land is regarded as unique
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