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An analysis of each person's right shows that Bob has an equitable interest in the property because of the amount he contributed to its purchase; Dave has an equitable interest in the leasehold of the garage for the duration of ten years, and; Max has at least a vested interest in the property because he has been living in its grounds during those times when Bob was not around.... The author analyzes each person's property rights in the case which states that Peter bought the Wimbledon Property without knowing the following: that Bob contributed to the purchase of the property back in 1998; that Dave has an existing lease with Vicky for the exclusive use of the garage....
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"analysis of Administrative and Constitutional Law Cases" paper states that Constitutional practice is largely comprised of the Acts of Parliament and judicial decisions.... In Laker Airways Ltd v Dept of Trade3 Lord Denning defined the prerogative as a “discretionary power exercisable by the executive government” in cases such as the “war prerogative” or the “treaty prerogative”4 in which case, the law does not interfere with the exercise of the prerogative5 by the official concerned, since it can only be modified by Parliament itself....
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The author analyzes the land law cases and concludes that although P bought the property unaware of the other interests, he may still be bound by some of them.... nbsp;… The land Registration Act 2002 preserves the general boundaries rule that the filed plan boundaries will not be conclusive.... nbsp; The extent to which P is bound by the other third parties purporting to have interests in Gresham Road(“the Property”) will depend on the nature of the right (whether equitable or non-equitable) and as the Property is registered, the provisions of the land Registration Act 2002 (“LRA)....
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"Analysis of Tourism and Hospitality law case" paper deals with the formation of contracts and discusses the impact of voidable contracts caused by misrepresentation by one party, (the sellers, Molly and Kelly) to the detriment, and losses suffered by another (in this case the buyer, Richard Brat).... This case is clear on the fact that both Molly and Kelly of Holy Farm (sellers of the ostensible Granny Apples) and Richard Bart buyer had no doubts in their minds about the need for contractual obligations to be enforced....
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(2000 words)
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the overturning of the doctrine of terra nullius (land belonging to no one) in Australian land law, the question as to when a native title is deemed extinguish and the effect of this decision on existing as well as future land rights legislation.... The study "The Changes That Court Decision Brought to the Australian Land Laws" states the impact of the court decision in the case of Mabo is far-reaching and only time will tell as to how deep and how broad are the consequences of the court's decision to overturn the doctrine of terra nullius....
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"analysis of the Legal Issues and Opinions for the Law of Contact Case" paper argues that the seller AFEC Inc.... had conducted a fraudulent transaction since the seller must have been aware of the inability to supply a large quantity of grain but failed to inform the buyer sufficiently well in advance … In the matter of the sale of generic goods, the seller is bound to supply appropriate goods of the description on the contract as per the case of Bowes v....
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"analysis of Companies and Partnership Law Cases" paper analizes the cases where the pre-incorporation of contracts is concerned, the status of the contracting person as an individual will largely determine whether or not the Corporations Act of 2001 can be successfully applied in claiming damages....
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The author of the paper titled "Analysis of land law case" analizes the case of Pamela, a freehold owner who has purchased two freehold properties through partnership.... However, the registered party in the contract is Peter who in this case also contributed to the purchase of the property.... In any case, property owned under a partnership is presumed to be owned on the contribution between the partners.... As a result property “Where a legal mortgage of land is created by a charge by deed expressed to be by way of legal mortgage, the mortgagee shall have the same protection, powers, and remedies (including the right to take proceedings to obtain possession from the occupiers and the persons in receipt of rents and profits, or any of them)” 3....
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