Proprietary estoppel: Widening the net

University of Greenwich and Aston University | Family Law Journal | September 2021 #206
Mark Pawlowski and James Brown examine whether a proprietary estoppel claim can extend to property other than land Assuming that the doctrine of proprietary estoppel is of general application to property other than, strictly speaking, interests in land, there is no reason why a spouse or cohabitee should not be able to mount a successful …

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Co-Owners In Actual Occupation: High priority

5 Stone Buildings | Property Law Journal | March 2013 #306
Ruth Hughes considers the requirements of actual occupation and the level of involvement in a mortgage grant that will prevent a co-owner from claiming priority over the mortgagee A vivid example of the principle that a person prevented from being at a property against his will can nevertheless be in actual occupation of it is …

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