Question 1
A buyer's conveyancer is examining an unregistered root of title dated 12 May 1998. The deed is a conveyance for value executed by the beneficial owner. Does this deed satisfy the requirements of a good root of title under section 44 of the Law of Property Act 1925 (as amended by the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989)?
Correct Answer:
Yes, because it is a conveyance for money's worth executed more than 15 years ago that deals with the whole legal and equitable estate.
Question 2
During investigation of a registered title, the buyer's conveyancer discovers an un-rectified title defect: a missing deed of grant for a drainage pipe serving the property across neighbouring land. The seller offers a legal indemnity insurance policy. What is a crucial condition regarding the buyer's conduct when taking out title indemnity insurance?
Correct Answer:
The buyer or conveyancer must not approach the neighbouring landowner or HM Land Registry regarding the defect prior to policy inception.
Question 3
A buyer is purchasing a residential property subject to a restrictive covenant entered into in 1955 prohibiting any structure from being built without the original vendor's written consent. The seller added a conservatory in 2010 without consent. No complaints have been made. Which option is the standard conveyancing remedy under Law Society guidelines?
Correct Answer:
Obtain a restrictive covenant indemnity insurance policy at the seller's expense.
Question 4
Under the Prescription Act 1832, what is the standard minimum period of uninterrupted user as of right required to establish a prescriptive right of way over private land?
Correct Answer:
20 years without interruption.
Question 5
A buyer is acquiring a property with possessory title registered at HM Land Registry. How many years after possessory title registration can the proprietor apply to upgrade the title to Absolute Title under the Land Registration Act 2002?
Correct Answer:
12 years of continuous possessory title registration.
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