Buckinghamshire new Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Land Law Adverse Possession Adverse Possession ans: The opportunity to acquire a better title to land than the person who "legally" owns it and to whom it was once formally conveyed with all of the solemnity of a deed or registered disposition - Hounslow v Michinton Land Registration Act 2002 ans: Establishes a new regime for AP for registered land - registered land compromises of 85% of all titles J A Pye v Graham ans: Laid out the rules that establish when a claim of AP might succee...

Direct democracy - ANSWER-all individuals express their opinions themselves and not through representatives acting on their behalf Representative democracy - ANSWER-an individual selects a person to act on their behalf Similarities of representative and direct democracy - ANSWER-based on a majority Differences of direct and representative democracy - ANSWER-direct is not elective, direct is for individuals, direct has more citizen involvement Legitimacy - ANSWER-the right to exerci...

Describe the location - ANS -South East England -Capital of England -River Thames runs through it -Bordered by counties such as Kent, Essex and Buckinghamshire -Population of 9 million - expected to reach 10 million in 2030 What is the importance of London? - ANS -Transport links - M25, rail links nationally, 4 major international airports 55% of the UK's foreign direct investment is into London and the South East -Major learning centres, e.g. UCL and imperial college, museums -Movemen...

Land Law Adverse Possession o Adverse Possession ans: The opportunity to acquire a better title to land than the person who "legally" owns it and to whom it was once formally conveyed with all of the solemnity of a deed or registered disposition - Hounslow v Michinton o Land Registration Act 2002 ans: Establishes a new regime for AP for registered land - registered land compromises of 85% of all titles o J A Pye v Graham ans: Laid out the rules that establish when a claim of AP might ...

Land Law Adverse Possession ans: The opportunity to acquire a better title to land than the person who "legally" owns it and to whom it was once formally conveyed with all of the solemnity of a deed or registered disposition - Hounslow v Michinton Land Registration Act 2002 ans: Establishes a new regime for AP for registered land - registered land compromises of 85% of all titles J A Pye v Graham ans: Laid out the rules that establish when a claim of AP might succeed factually ...

Describe the location - ANS -South East England -Capital of England -River Thames runs through it -Bordered by counties such as Kent, Essex and Buckinghamshire -Population of 9 million - expected to reach 10 million in 2030 What is the importance of London? - ANS -Transport links - M25, rail links nationally, 4 major international airports 55% of the UK's foreign direct investment is into London and the South East -Major learning centres, e.g. UCL and imperial college, museums -Movemen...

Describe the location - ANS -South East England -Capital of England -River Thames runs through it -Bordered by counties such as Kent, Essex and Buckinghamshire -Population of 9 million - expected to reach 10 million in 2030 What is the importance of London? - ANS -Transport links - M25, rail links nationally, 4 major international airports 55% of the UK's foreign direct investment is into London and the South East -Major learning centres, e.g. UCL and imperial college, museums -Movemen...

Describe the location - ANS -South East England -Capital of England -River Thames runs through it -Bordered by counties such as Kent, Essex and Buckinghamshire -Population of 9 million - expected to reach 10 million in 2030 What is the importance of London? - ANS -Transport links - M25, rail links nationally, 4 major international airports 55% of the UK's foreign direct investment is into London and the South East -Major learning centres, e.g. UCL and imperial college, museums -Movemen...