Course description
Property disputes are increasingly common, partly because of the complex family configurations caused by divorce and remarriage.
As property ownership can sometimes require investment by different members of a family, it is important you fully consider the possible risks when advising your clients, especially in relation to estate administration.
Miranda Allardice presents this concise and informative webinar which will address some of the many difficulties encountered on death where the ownership of property is disputed, with a thorough review of recent cases.
It will also include a case study which will be used to demonstrate the potential remedies and routes to settlement.
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Training Course Content
Introduction
Property disputes are common and increasing as people live in more complex family configurations.
Acquiring property ownership may require investment by different members of a family and often the consequences may be ill thought out.
This webinar will address some of the many difficulties encountered on death where the ownership of property is disputed and will provided a thorough review of the recent cases.
A case study will also be used to illustrate the potential remedies and routes to settlement.
What You Will Learn
This webinar will cover the following:
- Severance: Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common
- What you must consider
- Shah v Forsters negligence issues
- Fantini v Scrutton service and conduct problems
- Family Agreements
- Archibald v Alexander
- Express but informal agreements
- Unconscionable to retain property
- Constructive or Resulting Trusts
- Confusion in the courts
- Marr v Collie
- TP1 Declaration of Trust
- Challenge to a TP declaration of trust
- Cameron v Cameron
- Was there a mistake?
- Single Name Post death
- Culliford v Thorpe
- Beneficiary or Joint Owner Buy-out
- Re Kingsley Dec
- Powers of the court to resolve sale or retention issues
- Occupation Rent Issues
- Shilabeer v Lanceley
- Payment of rent to the estate
- Case Study - the pitfalls illustrated
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