Note that a fee simple is deemed to be in possession if the estate owner is in receipt of rents and profits from the land or has the right to receive them ([ statute ]), for example where they have let it under a lease. Physical possession here is not necessary.
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LPA 1925, s 205(1)(xix)
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Note that a fee simple is deemed to be in possession if the estate owner is in receipt of rents and profits from the land or has the right to receive them ([ statute ]), for example where they have let it under a lease. Physical possession here is not necessary.
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#estates #freehold #land #law
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Note that a fee simple is deemed to be in possession if the estate owner is in receipt of rents and profits from the land or has the right to receive them ([ statute ]), for example where they have let it under a lease. Physical possession here is not necessary.
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LPA 1925, s 205(1)(xix)
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