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Property Law - Rochefoucauld and Pallant Flashcards

1
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What might apply in a case like Smith v Matthews where A declares himself T?

A

Proprietary estoppel

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Two advantages of seeing R v B as a CT?

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Allows direct reliance on s.53(1)(2) LPA and no one could have acted as S anyway in R v B for ET

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What is the Disapplication thesis?

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Court disapplies statute formalities if there is fraud - merely a rule of proof

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What is required to rely on Rochefoucauld v Boustead?

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T knew property conveyed to him as a T, and T denies trust anyway and claims the land

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Lincoln v Wright

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Equity of redemption to beneficiary of entire estate

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Gardner v Rowe

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Trust from moment of declaration

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With what other CT does Youdan draw comparison to determine that need knowledge of trust existence before T receives land for Rochefoucauld to apply?

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Fully secret trusts

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8
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London & Regional v TBI judgment

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No claim under Pallant if agreed not to be bound until formal context

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9
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Option to purchase

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Holiday Inns v Broadhead

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Youdan on requirements for Rochefoucauld

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Need to receive property and perhaps also know of trust existence before receipt

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Five features of Pallant

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Agreement precedes acquisition, not necessarily contractually enforceable, understood to get interest if B succeeds, A suffers detriment OR B acquires advantage in relation to acquisition AND inequitable

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12
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What case shows the subject matter division under Pallant if there is no agreement between the parties?

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Holiday Inns v Broadhead

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13
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S.2 LP(MP)A 1989

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Contract sale/disposition of interest in land, signed by both parties

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14
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Bannister v Bannister judgment

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Beneficial interest and CT - no need to state trust, just shown in substance from terms

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What would R v B be an example of if it were considered an ET, and dutch company the S?

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A tripartite case, allowing C to enforce the agreement

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16
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Who showed no one could have been the S anyway In R v B?

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Liew

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17
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Elderly woman rent free

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Bannister v Bannister

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18
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Bannister v Bannister general

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Elderly woman rent free

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19
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Pallant v Morgan general

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Auction

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20
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Banner Homes on agreement Pallant

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Shares in JV company, NOT land

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21
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Hodgson v Marks judgment

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RT

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22
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Wife husband raise mortgage

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Re Duke of Marlborough

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23
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Why does Lieu find the Disapplication thesis unworkable?

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Treats fraud as a prerequisite to the trust, but R v B suggests trust is a prerequisite

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Hodgson v Marks general

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Lodger

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25
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What was imposed in Birch v Blagrave and Childers v Childers, if not R v B?

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RT

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How should the formality rules be perceived, in regard to their aims?

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A means to an end - they are a way to achieve their aims, not the end of the discussion

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27
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De Bruyne v De Bruyne general

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As to AM, children but wife

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28
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What thesis argues R v B is an express trust?

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Disapplication thesis

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29
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What academic is against three party R v B cases?

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Feltham

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30
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What two cases show R v B does not apply if B does not promise to hold on trust?

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Birch v Blagrave and Childers v Childers

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31
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What two cases show CT operating to give B more than they had at the outset?

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Lincoln v Wright; Rochefoucauld

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32
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Requirements for proprietary estoppel

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B detrimentally relied on A’s promise

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33
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Mirror agreement in Pallant

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Time Products v Combined English Stores

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34
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what are the four aims of formality requirements?

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Channelling, cautionary, evidentiary and protective

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35
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Three reasons why CT should be preferred to RT, if possible

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CT reflects the full facts, no resalire (just enforcing whatever B promised) and can’t explain getting more than at the outset under RT

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36
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Rochefoucauld v Boustead general

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Mortgage, Auction, sold

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37
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Who gives four aims of formality requirements?

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Feltham

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38
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Why could the Dutch company not declare trust in R v B?

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No order of foreclosure - just trustees - and countess still had EoR

39
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What RT case is argued to be CT?

A

Hodgson v Marks

40
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Who argued R v B is based on an intention to dispose of the property + reliance?

A

Chambers

41
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S.53(1)(b) LPA 1925

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Declaration of trust and land to be manifested and proved in signed writing by someone able to declare such a trust

42
Q

Lodger

A

Hodgson v Marks

43
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no need to state trust, just shown in substance from terms

A

Bannister v Bannister

44
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What is the maxim applied in Rochefoucauld v Boustead?

A

Statute cannot be used as an instrument of fraud

45
Q

Why would Holiday inns not be an application of Pallant?

A

Detriment AFTER acquisition

46
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Childers v Childers judgment

A

Land for A under RT, NOT R v B

47
Q

In what two cases does R v B not apply?

A

If A declares himself T, and if B does not promise to hold on trust

48
Q

As to AM, children but wife

A

De Bruyne v De Bruyne

49
Q

Birch v Blagrave judgment

A

Per Lord Hadwick, lack of intention to part so RT

50
Q

How can we explain Hodgson v Marks categorisation as an RT?

A

Purely counsel choice to limit proceedings, because it was all the old lady wanted

51
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Forster v Hale

A

Signed writing can be in linked documents

52
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Who came up with the disapplication thesis, and who named it?

A

Swadling, named by Liew

53
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If there is no compliance with S.53(1)(b) LPA 1925, what is the effect of the attempted trust?

A

Valid, just can’t be enforced

54
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Writing to specify B’s, property and nature of trust

A

Smith v Matthews

55
Q

Holiday Inns v Broached general

A

Option to purchase

56
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Time Products v Combined English Stores general

A

Mirror

57
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What is the formal context behind Pallant v Morgan?

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Usually need s.2 LP(MP)A 1989

58
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Re Duke of Marlborough general

A

Wife husband raise mortgage

59
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Smith v Matthews

A

Writing to specify B’s, property and nature of trust

60
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Smith v Matthews on R v B applying

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No application if A declares himself trustee

61
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Rochefoucauld v Boustead judgment

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No prevention of ‘proof of fraud’ under s.53(1)(b) LPA

62
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Auction

A

Pallant v Morgan

63
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What was the interest given in Pallant v Morgan?

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Joint tenancy over plot 16

64
Q

De Bruyne v De Bruyne judgment

A

CT held for children

65
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Why could Boustead not declare the trust in R v B?

A

Immediately remortgaged

66
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What academic is in favour of three party R v B cases?

A

Youdan

67
Q

Banner Homes v Luff Developments general

A

Exclude

68
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Example of a possible three-party R v B case

A

De Bruyne v De Bruyne

69
Q

What case saw Holiday Inns v Broadhead as a CT case?

A

Cobbe v Yeomans Row

70
Q

If agreed to wait for formal context, no claim under Pallant

A

London & Regional v TBI

71
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What judge in what case gave five features of Pallant?

A

LJ Chadwick in Banner Homes v Luff

72
Q

Cobbe v Yeomans Row

A

CT Holiday Inns

73
Q

No application of R v B if A declares himself trustee

A

Smith v Matthews

74
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LJ Chadwick in Banner Homes v Luff

A

Five features of Pallant

75
Q

Soar v Ashwell

A

Categorising trusts as express to avoid limitation periods

76
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Birch v Blagrave general

A

Sheriff of London

77
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Childers v Childers general

A

Bailiff

78
Q

London & Regional v TBI general

A

Formal context

79
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Why does R v B not apply if A declares himself T?

A

No fraud and B merely a volunteer

80
Q

Predecessor to LPA 1925

A

Statute of Fraud 1677

81
Q

Banner Homes v Luff Developments judgment

A

Joint tenancy because reduced competition

82
Q

Why could the Countess not declare the trust in R v B?

A

EoR only

83
Q

Trust from moment of declaration

A

Gardner v Rowe

84
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Signed writing can be in linked documents

A

Forster v Hale

85
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Youdan on people able to declare a trust of land

A

Can also be the trustee, after receiving the property

86
Q

Why is it posited s.53(1)(b) LPA 1925 is more lenient than (a)?

A

Possibility of overreaching protects third parties

87
Q

Pallant v Morgan judgment

A

Advantage by paying less, induced not to bid, so CT

88
Q

Re Duke of Marlborough judgment

A

Trust held for wife - CT

89
Q

What cases show the subject matter division under Pallant if there is agreement between the parties?

A

Banner Homes and Times Products v Combined English Stores

90
Q

What are Bannister, Hodgson and Re Duke of Marlborough all examples of?

A

A transferring property to B, and B holding for A

91
Q

How can we explain the categorisation of R v B as an express trust?

A

Within Soar v Ashwell meaning - to avoid limitation periods

92
Q

What did the judges say of the nature of the trust in Holiday Inns?

A

PE

93
Q

Rochefoucauld v Boustead on outcome

A

A got more - equity of redemption to beneficiary of entire estate

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