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  • Missko
    Missko Posts: 253 Forumite
    edited 16 June 2015 at 9:26PM
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  • Lord_Baltimore
    Lord_Baltimore Posts: 1,348 Forumite
    Isn't it a bit tangential anyway seeing as the topic of discussion, as per the thread title, is the reversion?
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  • Missko
    Missko Posts: 253 Forumite
    edited 16 June 2015 at 9:26PM
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  • DTDfanBoy
    DTDfanBoy Posts: 1,704 Forumite
    Missko wrote: »
    Hey Artful - I'm sure she's a clever cookie but she's not infallible!


    Now, I have access to Westlaw and Lexis but are you seriously asking me to read the entire Act?!!


    As far as I understand it, a legal ESTATE (ownership) is a freehold or a leasehold 7yrs plus. Anything else (eg a mortgage, short lease) is just an INTEREST in someone else's land.


    Now, do please correct me if I'm wrong. Don't just quote entire ACTS of PARLIAMENT or post links to someone's CV!

    Perhaps you need to dig a bit deeper if you wish to know who the actual legal owner of the land is ;)

    Freehold is in itself a clue :)
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