Registered Land and Rights in Rem | Land Law

Subscribe to my personal channel for videos on how to study law effectively & efficiently:    / @heygarethevans   The reference to an “interest” in land in LRA 2002 s.32 indicates that all rights in rem (legal or equitable) can be registered against the estate they burden, unless expressly excluded. An interest in land is synonymous with a right in rem (a proprietary right)

S.33 lists various “excluded interests”, the most significant of which are the beneficial interest under trust (LRA 2002 s.33(a)(i)) and the leasehold estate for a term of three years or less (LRA 2002 s.33(b)(i)). This means all rights in rem (interests) can be registered except the beneficial interest under trust and the leasehold estate for a term of three years or less...

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