Remedial Work 2016 – Land Law

As you have failed to successfully complete one or more assessments in January 2016 you are required to complete a piece of compulsory remedial work in this module during the spring term.

Failure to submit remedial work can result in you being refused permission to take further assessments in the relevant or linked module, as detailed in the Undergraduate Handbook.

Please submit an answer to the question below no later that 4pm on Friday 4 March.

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“The Land Registration Act 1925 was perceived as mere machinery for translating principles of unregistered land into a registered format. It is now highly desirable that land registration in England and Wales should develop according to principles that reflect both the nature and the potential of land registration. There seems little point in inhibiting the rational development of principles of property law by reference to a system that is rapidly disappearing.”

How far does the Land Registration Act 2002 reflect that change in approach to land registration?

Page Limit: 7 pages