Chapter 4 Self-test questions

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. Which of the following statements about land registration are true? Please select all that apply.

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. Which of the following are within the scope of registration of title? Please select all that apply.

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. Any land which is not yet registered must be registered immediately.

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. The transfer of a registered freehold estate in land is called a registrable disposition.

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. To what types of interests will the first registered proprietor of a freehold estate be subject? Please select all that apply.

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. Mark sells his house, which is unregistered land, to Rita. By mistake, the conveyance includes part of Diana's garden. Rita is registered as the first registered proprietor with absolute title of all the land in the conveyance, including the part which did not belong to Mark. What is the effect of the registration?

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. Match the term with the definition.

A notice on the register of title to which the proprietor will not agree, and which consequently represents a disputed interest

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A notice on the register of title that is either requested or agreed to by the proprietor, or the validity of which satisfies the registrar

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A limitation on the right of a registered proprietor to deal with the land or charge in a registered title

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An entry on the register of title which requires the registrar to warn the person entering the notice about an application to register the land

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. Which statements about LRA 2002 sch. 1 (unregistered interests which override first registration) and LRA 2002 sch. 3 (unregistered interests which override registered dispositions) are correct? Please select all that apply.

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. The effect of LRA 2002 s.26 is to make lawful any disposition of registered land that is not prohibited by the Act or by an entry on the register.

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. Match the definition to the correct word or phrase.

Any change to the register

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A change to the register that is made to correct a mistake and which prejudicially affects the title of the registered proprietor

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Compensation payable by the state if loss is caused by errors in the register

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Person against whom rectification will not usually be ordered without his or her consent

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. Jo has just been registered as the proprietor of Sunnybanks. She planned to use the land to build a house, but has just found out that Pete has a right of way over the land which is an overriding interest. This has made it much harder to build efficiently on the land, and has made the land less valuable. Jo has been told she can claim an indemnity form the land registry. Is this advice true or false?

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