Case Study: Property Law Disputes Between Angelina, Brad, and Jennifer

This case study examines a complex property law scenario involving a film star (Angelina), a property buyer (Brad), and a subsequent owner (Jennifer). Angelina sells part of her land to Brad, retaining an easement for road access and establishing covenants to maintain the property's tranquility. Brad violates these covenants after Jennifer purchases the property, including blocking the easement, bringing in dogs, and failing to repair a fence. The assignment analyzes the legal implications of these actions, including the enforceability of covenants under the Law of Property Act 1925 and the Countryside & Rights of Way Act 2000. It explores the creation and enforcement of easements and covenants, breach of contract, and the concept of undue influence in relation to a mortgage agreement where Brad faces a premium. The analysis references relevant case law, such as Tulk v Moxhay and Kingsgate Development Projects Ltd v Jordan, to support the legal arguments. The assignment also touches upon consumer credit laws, mortgage lender practices, and unfair terms in consumer contracts, providing a comprehensive overview of the legal issues at hand and the potential outcomes for each party involved.