To be a legal easement, the right: (a) Must have been created for a duration equivalent to one of the two legal estates in land, i.e. a term of years absolute or a fee simple absolute in possession, as required under [statute](discussed in Chapter 4 of these study notes); and
(b) Must have been acquired by deed (whether in the grant of a freehold or in the grant of a lease or independently), as required under LPA 1925, s 52. (Remember, the requirements for a valid deed are laid down in LP(MP)A 1989, s 1, as discussed in earlier chapters of these study notes.)
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LPA 1925, s 1(2)
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To be a legal easement, the right: (a) Must have been created for a duration equivalent to one of the two legal estates in land, i.e. a term of years absolute or a fee simple absolute in possession, as required under [statute](discussed in Chapter 4 of these study notes); and
(b) Must have been acquired by deed (whether in the grant of a freehold or in the grant of a lease or independently), as required under LPA 1925, s 52. (Remember, the requirements for a valid deed are laid down in LP(MP)A 1989, s 1, as discussed in earlier chapters of these study notes.)
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#easements #land #law
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To be a legal easement, the right: (a) Must have been created for a duration equivalent to one of the two legal estates in land, i.e. a term of years absolute or a fee simple absolute in possession, as required under [statute](discussed in Chapter 4 of these study notes); and
(b) Must have been acquired by deed (whether in the grant of a freehold or in the grant of a lease or independently), as required under LPA 1925, s 52. (Remember, the requirements for a valid deed are laid down in LP(MP)A 1989, s 1, as discussed in earlier chapters of these study notes.)
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LPA 1925, s 1(2)
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(a) Must have been created for a duration equivalent to one of the two legal estates in land, i.e. a term of years absolute or a fee simple absolute in possession, as required under LPA 1925, s 1(2) (discussed in Chapter 4 of these study notes); and
(b) Must have been acquired by deed (whether in the grant of a freehold or in the grant of a lease or independently), as required
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