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How do you decide whether a claimed interest in land is legal, equitable, or merely personal?
If a right over land is legal, how does that usually affect whether it binds a buyer, and what does the right-holder not need to prove about the buyer's knowledge?
If a right over land is only equitable, what do you look for to see whether it can bind a buyer, and why is protection on the register important?
What makes a right over land merely personal, and what is the consequence for a later buyer of the land?
A right over land is in writing. Why is that not enough on its own to make it legal, and what more is needed?
After classifying a right over land as legal, equitable, or personal, what priority question do you ask to decide whether a purchaser takes subject to it?
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