Add to ORKGReviews case law concerning proprietary and testamentary estoppel. Examines two cases in which an elderly person made certain comments and encouraged an understanding between themselves and the claimants, that on death properties would be left to them, but where the requisite legal formalities were not undertaken. Illustrates the contrasting courts' approach, once estoppel has been established, in finding the appropriate remedy to satisfy and considers the challenges faced by the courts in differentiating between constructive trust and proprietary estoppel. [From Legal Journals Index
An article suggesting that revocable gifts in the context of not only testamentary promises, but als...
In the English system, the doctrine of proprietary estoppel prevents a legal owner from acting in a...
Hardly a week – it seems – goes by without another estoppel case hitting the database. This is a far...
Comments on the Court of Appeal ruling in Thorner v Curtis on whether, where the owner of a farm die...
This article analyses the contrasting reasoning and outcomes in two cases concerning proprietary est...
Examines the House of Lords ruling in Thorner v Curtis on whether the claimant could rely on proprie...
Examines the question of whether the benefit of an equitable interest in land established by a claim...
Most of the case law on the entitlement to family assets is concerned with disputes concerning benef...
Articles examines the issue as to how English Courts might best resolve the problem of dealing with ...
Examines the House of Lords judgment in Cobbe v Yeoman's Row Management Ltd on whether an experience...
The object of every law is to render justice. But sometimes the strict implementation of low may res...
Case law accurately delineates the four evolutionary stages of promissory estoppel. As an overview, ...
The article asks whether there is scope for giving effect to informal land agreements by applying th...
This article argues in favour of a functional analysis of proprietary estoppel which focuses on the ...
The doctrine of proprietary estoppel is living in interesting times, having recently had only its se...
An article suggesting that revocable gifts in the context of not only testamentary promises, but als...
In the English system, the doctrine of proprietary estoppel prevents a legal owner from acting in a...
Hardly a week – it seems – goes by without another estoppel case hitting the database. This is a far...
Comments on the Court of Appeal ruling in Thorner v Curtis on whether, where the owner of a farm die...
This article analyses the contrasting reasoning and outcomes in two cases concerning proprietary est...
Examines the House of Lords ruling in Thorner v Curtis on whether the claimant could rely on proprie...
Examines the question of whether the benefit of an equitable interest in land established by a claim...
Most of the case law on the entitlement to family assets is concerned with disputes concerning benef...
Articles examines the issue as to how English Courts might best resolve the problem of dealing with ...
Examines the House of Lords judgment in Cobbe v Yeoman's Row Management Ltd on whether an experience...
The object of every law is to render justice. But sometimes the strict implementation of low may res...
Case law accurately delineates the four evolutionary stages of promissory estoppel. As an overview, ...
The article asks whether there is scope for giving effect to informal land agreements by applying th...
This article argues in favour of a functional analysis of proprietary estoppel which focuses on the ...
The doctrine of proprietary estoppel is living in interesting times, having recently had only its se...
An article suggesting that revocable gifts in the context of not only testamentary promises, but als...
In the English system, the doctrine of proprietary estoppel prevents a legal owner from acting in a...
Hardly a week – it seems – goes by without another estoppel case hitting the database. This is a far...