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Which one of the following interests can be legal or equitable in status depending upon how it has been created?

Restrictive covenant correct incorrect

Estate contract correct incorrect

Beneficial interest under a trust correct incorrect

Easement correct incorrect

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Which one of the following statements is FALSE?

Equitable remedies were developed in response to the inadequacy of the common law remedy of damages. correct incorrect

An injunction is a type of equitable remedy. correct incorrect

Equitable remedies are awarded as of right. correct incorrect

Failure to comply with an order for specific performance results in being found in contempt of court. correct incorrect

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Which statutory authority lists those interests that have legal capacity?

Section 1(2) LP(MP)A 1989 correct incorrect

Section 1(3) LPA 1925 correct incorrect

Section 1(2) LPA 1925 correct incorrect

Section 205 LPA 1925 correct incorrect

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Which one of the following is NOT a requirement for a valid deed?

Signed by the grantee correct incorrect

Witnessed correct incorrect

Delivered correct incorrect

Clear on its face that it is a deed correct incorrect

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Which one of the following statements is TRUE?

A failed attempt to grant a legal interest may be recognized by equity as creating an equitable interest provided there is a valid deed capable of specific performance. correct incorrect

Whether a failed attempt to grant a legal interest will be recognized by equity as creating an equitable interest will be subject to discretion. correct incorrect

The equitable maxim applied in equity to allow, in certain circumstances, a failed attempt to grant a legal interest as granting an equitable interest instead, is 'he who seeks equity must do equity'. correct incorrect

An agreement to grant a legal interest gives the grantee a legal interest in the land. correct incorrect

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Which one of the following is NOT a requirement of a purchaser who wishes to take free from an equitable interest under the doctrine of notice?

He must act bona fide correct incorrect

He must be a purchaser without notice correct incorrect

He must be a purchaser for value correct incorrect

He must be a purchaser of any interest in land correct incorrect

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Which one of the following is a type of notice under the doctrine of notice?

Implied notice correct incorrect

Intended notice correct incorrect

Imputed notice correct incorrect

Incorporated notice correct incorrect

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Which one of the following statements is TRUE?

A purchaser is deemed to have constructive notice of all those things his agents working for him on the land transaction have actual notice of. correct incorrect

A purchaser is deemed to have constructive notice of everything he actually has knowledge of. correct incorrect

A purchaser is deemed to have constructive notice of everything he could have found out about by searching the register of title. correct incorrect

A purchaser is deemed to have constructive notice of everything he could have found out about had he made those enquiries and inspections which he ought reasonably to have done. correct incorrect

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Which one of the following is a case that demonstrates how constructive notice operates?

Midland Bank Trust Co Ltd v Green (1981) correct incorrect

Kingsnorth Trust Ltd v Tizard (1986) correct incorrect

Coatsworth v Johnson (1885) correct incorrect

Wilkes v Spooner (1911) correct incorrect

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Which one of the following statements is FALSE?

A valid contract must be used for the creation of any equitable interest in land. correct incorrect

Traditionally, the status of an interest as either legal or equitable played a major role in determining its enforceability against a person coming to the land over which it exists. correct incorrect

A proprietary interest that does not have legal capacity can only be equitable in status in accordance with s1(3) LPA 1925. correct incorrect

The equitable right to redeem is an example of an equitable interest. correct incorrect