Land Law: Land Registration Act 2002 and Adverse Possession

Land law

INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................2
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................2
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................8

INTRODUCTION
Land laws are those set of rules and regulations formed in order to makes sure that rights
for possession of land is been protected in more effective manner with efficiency. These laws has
been covering different aspect that is related to land acquisition and acquiring of it. Further these
laws deal over aspect related to property and its transfer since it involves land within it. Also
Land laws are studied with real estate laws existing in UK. In other words land law is the form
of law that deals with the rights to use, alienate, or exclude others from land. In many
jurisdictions, these kinds of property are referred to as real estate or real property, as distinct
from personal property. Further the essay is based upon Land Registration act 2002 and Land
Registration act 1925.
MAIN BODY
1Land Registration Act 2002 the act was enacted in after the Law Commission Report
and is mainly focused upon creating of new land registration and ownership regulation which
helps in forming of concrete framework. Further the act has not only been formed in order to
organized the work of land transfer but also to make sure that geographical area is been protected
within also (Ekpodessi and Nakamura, 2018). Creation of the Land Registration Act 2002 has
helped in forming concrete framework which made development of important rights in relation
to registering of land. Further the act introduce e-conveyancing which is has helped in
eliminating of gap existing within the registration. This made paper system over creating real
problems for making purchase. Until registration of title purchasers of land only have an
equitable interest despite having completed the contract with the vendor; thus they can
find their property affected by actions taken ‘in the gap.’ Also e-coveyancing would make
instant that makes automatically making updating over registration at the moment for transaction
taking effect which removes uncertainty from the process of registration. Principles of the act
that makes registration possible has been designed over making detail within totality of
ownership and interest upon price of and developing accuracy in reflecting of position in
relation to land that is to be sold. Also it makes identification of legal owner possible with the
1 'From The Law Reviews' (2016) 34 Land Use Law & Zoning Digest
'From The Law Reviews' (2018) 34 Land Use Law & Zoning Digest