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Land Law: Co-ownership and Trusts of Land - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 2 times
- The average score is 6 of 39
Answer Stats
| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| Four unities | Interest | 100%
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| Can you sever a joint tenancy at law? | No | 100%
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| Four unities | Possession | 100%
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| Four unities | Time | 100%
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| Statute for meaning of trust of land | S.1 TLATA 1996 | 50%
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| Statute | S.36(2) LPA 1925 | 50%
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| Four unities | Title | 50%
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| Main statute | Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 | 50%
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| Four ways to sever a joint tenancy | Act operating on a share | 0%
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| Joint tenancy definition | All tenants own whole | 0%
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| Who does the aforementioned section NOT apply to? | Bankrupt trustees | 0%
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| What must a trustee have regard to when considering allowing a beneficiaries right to occupy? | Circumstances and wishes of the beneficiaries | 0%
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| Four ways to sever a joint tenancy | Course of dealing/mutual conduct | 0%
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| What two 'concepts' did TLATA abolish? | Doctrine of conversion | 0%
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| Tenancy in common definition | Each tenant has a distinct share in property | 0%
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| Matters relevant for determining actions | Intention of person(s) who created trust | 0%
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| What must a trustee have regard to when considering allowing a beneficiaries right to occupy? | Intentions of person(s) who created trust | 0%
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| When does a beneficiary have a right to occupy? | Interest in possession | 0%
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| Matters relevant for determining actions | Interests of any secured creditor | 0%
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| What happens when there is a dispute between beneficiaries? | Listen to majority | 0%
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| Four ways to sever a joint tenancy | Mutual agreement | 0%
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| What must a trustee have regard to when considering allowing a beneficiaries right to occupy? | Purpose of which the land is held | 0%
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| Matters relevant for determining actions | Purposes of property subject to the trust | 0%
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| What may a trustee not do? | Restrict entitlement | 0%
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| Section | S.11 TLATA 1996 | 0%
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| Section | S.12 TLATA 1996 | 0%
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| Section | S.13 TLATA 1996 | 0%
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| Section for applications for an order | S.14 TLATA 1996 | 0%
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| Section | S.15 TLATA 1996 | 0%
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| Section for settlements | S.2 TLATA 1996 | 0%
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| What section applies? | S.335A (3) Insolvency Act 1986 | 0%
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| Four ways to sever a joint tenancy | S.36(2) written notice | 0%
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| Section for abolition of doctrine of conversion | S.3 TLATA 1996 | 0%
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| Section | S.6(1) TLATA 1996 | 0%
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| What are general powers of trustees | Same as an absolute owner | 0%
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| When should trustees consult beneficiaries? | So far as practicable | 0%
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| What two 'concepts' did TLATA abolish? | Trust for sale | 0%
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| What may a trustee not do? | Unreasonably exclude | 0%
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| Matters relevant for determining actions | Welfare of any minor | 0%
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