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A summary on Property Law based on UWE lectures and Jim Mason's Construction Law textbook.

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PROPERTY LAW

WHAT IS LAND?
Minerals
Airspace
Ground
Plants
Incorporeal hereditaments – patents, copyrights, investments
Erections




Fixtures
- Fixed
- Makes land better
Chattels
- Unfixed
- Degree of annexation (attachment)
- Purpose of annexation




Types of Ownership
1. Freehold property
- Outright ownership of land/property for an unlimited period of time
held subject to the Crown
- Absolute ownership
- Value is maintained when property market remains even
- Increase/Decrease in value when price rise/drop

2. Leasehold property
- A fixed term of years – set period of time

, PROPERTY LAW

- Owner leases property to a paying tenant for a specified length of
time
- Lease = Contract between lessor(landlord) & lessee(tenant)
- Up to 3 years – Verbal or Written
- Over 3 years – By deed
- “License(permission) to occupy” is NOT a lease:
o Monthly rent
o Exclusive use
o Agreed length
- Three essentials:
o Exclusive possession
 Occupation – presumption, but
 Shared occupancy
 Limited rights
 Linked to service providers
 Lodgers – no exclusive possession, no lease
o Definite term
 On a month to month basis – common in residential
after fixed term start
 For the remainder of his/her life
o Payment of rent

3. Co-ownership
- 2+ people owning land either:
o Joint Tenants
 Both owners own the whole
 If one owner dies, the other owner owns 100%
o Tenants in common
 Both owners own a %
 If one owner dies, their interest can be disposed of
through their will/trust




Rights Over Land of Others
Easements
- Right to use the land of another
- Right to restrict that other person from using his land in a particular
way

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