GAZETTE
APRIL 1985
Footnotes
1.The cases show a tendency to conflate resulting and constructive
trusts, e.g.,
Cooke
-v-
Head
[1972] 1 WLR 518, 520,
Hussey
-v-
Palmer
[1972] 1 WLR 1286, 1289.
2. See
McGill
-v-
Snodgrass
[1979] IR 283 (the claim failed),
Power -v-
Conroy.
3. See "Registered Land", Hayton (1973), 17-18.
4. s.92 Registration of Title Act, 1964.
4a. See s.85, Description of land not conclusive as to boundaries.
5. [1965] A.C. 1175.
6. Adopted from the judgment of Russell L.J., [1964] 1 All E.R. 688,
701.
7. See
Hodgson
-v-
Marks[\910]
3 All E.R. 513 (Ungoed - Thomas J.).
8.
Hodgson
-v-
Marks
[1971] 2 WLR 1263 (C.A.) reversing [1970] 3 All
E.R. 513.
9. Per Russell LJ at p. 1268.
10. [1981] A.C. 487.
11.
Hodgson
-v-
Marks,
per Lord Russell LJ.
12.
Bull
-v-
Bull [
1955] 1 Q.B. 234.
13. Since a registered owner holds his property subject to any existing
s.72 burdens, he suffers no loss if the register is rectified to give effect
to them. For a case where the register was rectified to give effect to a
wife's beneficial interest, see
E.R.
-v-
M.R.
unreported, 26th Jan.
1981, Carroll J.
14.(1973) 36 M.L.R. 25 at 31.
15. [1971] 2 WLR 1263 at 1268.
16. [1981] A.C. 487, 508-9.
17. See eg. Ld. Upjohn in
NPB
-v-
Ainsworth
[1965] 2 All ER 472,485-6.
18. See Lord Scarman in
Boland
case.
19. [1979] 2 All E.R. 697, 706.
20.
Midland Bank Ltd.
-v-
Farmpride Hatcheries
E.G. DIGEST (1981)
985, 991.
21. [1981] IR 1.
22. At p.22.
23. See
Ulster Bank Ltd.
-v-
Shanks
[1982] 6
B.J.IN7.
Worth
-v-
Tyler
[1973] 1 ALL E.R. 897,910. See also the
Farmpride Hatcheries
case.
24. at p. 14.
25. High Court, unreported, 17 October 1980.
26. [1902] 1 Ch. 428.
27. [1969] 1 W.L.R. 286.
28. Per Murray J.,
Ulster Bank Ltd.
-v-
Shanks
above.
29. See ch 1 6(4) of I.L.S.I. General Conditions of Sale (1978 edition)
and Requisition 35(lXd)
S
L
(llXd) of I.L.S.I. Objections &
Requisitions on Title.
30. See Russell LJ in
Hodgson
-v-
Marks
[1971] 1 Ch. 892 at 932, 934.
31. See the instructive article by James Russell in (1981) 32 N.I.L.Q. 3.
32. Registered Land, page 109.
33.
Boyle's Claim
[1961] 1 All E.R. 620.
34. Sect 108 of 1964 Act and rr 191-194 of L.R. Rules.
35. See Infants Relief Act, 1874 Sections 1(2) and 2, The Betting and
Loans (Infants) Act, 1892, and
Nottingham
Permanent
Benefit
Building Society -v-
Thurstan.
36. James Russell at p. 14 (above).
37. L.C. Report (1982) para 120-121.
38. Statement by Mr. Michael Noonan, T.D., Minister for Justice, on
16th April 1983.
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