In the course of commenting on a discussion about the effect of section 63 of the 1881 Act: ‘The effect of the Act may be this, that a conveyance will have the effect of conveying every estate and interest which the person conveying can convey . . [but] I do not think you can read the definition clause of the Act so as to provide that a conveyance shall operate not only to convey everything that the person could convey, but also to appoint everything he could appoint.’
Citations:
[1920] 1 Ch 313
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Cited – Harbour Estates Limited v HSBC Bank Plc ChD 15-Jul-2004
The lease contained a break clause. The parties disputed whether the benefit of the clause was personal to the orginal lessee, or whether it touched and concerned the land, and therefore the benefit of it passed with the land.
Held: The . .
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Land
Updated: 05 May 2022; Ref: scu.263194
