Enforceability in the Registered System - Licences
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What position would you consider if the right created by the landowner does not fall into the categories of proprietary interest, i.e., legal, equitable and statutory?
What is the licence capable of authorising in relation to land and what examples are there?
What does the case of Thomas v Sorrell state about the effect of a licence concerning land?
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What is the nature and revocation process of a bare licence?
Revocation: a bare licence does not give proprietary interest in the land and can be revoked, e.g, if a friends invite you over and then decides you cannot come, you cannot go to your friend's house.
What is the nature and revocation process of a contractual licence?
Revocation: have a licence to enter a cinema and remain whilst the film is shown. The purchase of the ticket gives you a contractual right. Therefore, being thrown out of the cinema before the film ends without justification gives rise to certain rights. It may give rise to damages for breach of contract under common law and an injunction under equity.
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