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12 Cards in this Set
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Gould v Kemp |
Interests of another tenant cannot be sold or past on, it says in the tenancy |
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Antoniades v Viller |
Unity of title is a matter of substance, not form |
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Goodman v Gallant |
The express statement of type of ownership in conveyance is conclusive |
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Roy v Roy |
The amount someone spends on the property is irrelevant to the nature of the title. |
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Jones v Kernott |
Equity follows the law unless there is a common intention among the parties that it should not. |
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Malayan Credit Ltd v Jack Chia-MPH |
Presumptioms against joint tenancy in business situations |
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Williams v Hensman |
Methods of severance in equity |
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S196 LPA kinch Bullard |
Severance at law must be in writing |
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Hunter v Babbage |
Serverance through mutal agreement |
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Williams v Hensman (severance method) |
Any act by one of the parties which consitute a severance |
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Burgess v Rawnsley |
John Pennycuick any negotiation which although may not reach an agreement constitutes an intention to severe |
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Halsall V Brizell |
Posititive covenants can be enforced if both parties benefit |
