Equitable Easements Those created since 1 January 1926 are registrable as Class D(iii) land charges at the Central Land Charges Registry in Plymouth. If so registered, they are binding on everyone who acquires the servient tenement (LPA 1925, s 198). If not so registered, then a purchaser of a legal estate for money /‘s worth will take the land free of the easement. Anyone else would still be bound by it ([ statute ]). For those created before 1 January 1926, whether or not such easements are binding on a purchaser depends upon the doctrine of notice.
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Land Charges Act 1972, s 4(6)
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Equitable Easements Those created since 1 January 1926 are registrable as Class D(iii) land charges at the Central Land Charges Registry in Plymouth. If so registered, they are binding on everyone who acquires the servient tenement (LPA 1925, s 198). If not so registered, then a purchaser of a legal estate for money /‘s worth will take the land free of the easement. Anyone else would still be bound by it ([ statute ]). For those created before 1 January 1926, whether or not such easements are binding on a purchaser depends upon the doctrine of notice.
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#easements #land #law
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Equitable Easements Those created since 1 January 1926 are registrable as Class D(iii) land charges at the Central Land Charges Registry in Plymouth. If so registered, they are binding on everyone who acquires the servient tenement (LPA 1925, s 198). If not so registered, then a purchaser of a legal estate for money /‘s worth will take the land free of the easement. Anyone else would still be bound by it ([ statute ]). For those created before 1 January 1926, whether or not such easements are binding on a purchaser depends upon the doctrine of notice.
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Land Charges Act 1972, s 4(6)
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