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Statutory Formality and Proprietary Estoppels

Statutory Formality and Proprietary Estoppels

Introduction

We can say in one sense of the word, it is rather unimportant to the basic argument in this analysis regarding the guidelines of the law of proprietary estoppels, which are often conducted or guided by the one's understanding of the idea of unconscionability which believes that there is going to be boom of estoppels. For several researchers of this issue, the undisciplined manner in which unconscionability is viewed in this era is more than enough rationale to entice one to review the statutory formalities of proprietary estoppels. Nevertheless, even if we assume there is actually an a boom of estoppels, particularly as an outcome of the implementation of fundamental principles of the Land Registration Act of 2002, individuals suffering the blame of governing these principles or for providing advice to clients will be the ones facing the most amount of inconsistencies and uncertainties.

In addition to this, there would remain a tangible threat of risk associated with the core principles of the latest Act that regarding electronic conveyance. It could be undermined by the implementation of estoppels of proprietary in circumstances where, based on a true understanding of the contribution of unconscionability, it would become entirely unnecessary. Indeed, it is trite law through which the estoppels of proprietary can file a claim against an owner of a piece of land. It would also serve as a means of defense in case the owner files a counter-claim. In any case, a plea if successful can decide the award of a substantial claim for the victim of the case (this is in contrast to the denial to the person for a remedy for the estopped individual). However, this may not necessarily provide an immediate right to the property or a right over the property in the future (Bray, 2009, pp. 78).

The kinds of real situations during which an estoppel may result have been the subject of a number of studies of the years by researchers with substantial skills and knowledge. Thus, it is highly unlikely to add any further findings here. The main objective of the paper is to critically assess the hindrances that are caused by the estoppels of proprietary in the implementation of statutory formalities. There are a number of cases through which it was revealed that proprietary estoppels have been made use of to file a claim in favour of an individual that is unable to rely of the standard rules and regulations the govern the creation or transfer of interest in a piece of property. These are the form of cases that can be regarded as formality case that define incidents where the involved parties had the opportunity to, should have used or actually used the appropriate formality. However, in these cases, estoppels were employed to fill a void, if any. In the case of Wilson vs Yeo, the sitting judge ruled that estoppel of proprietary is one device that has been in use for equity in order to ...