Essays on Freehold

Question 1: Hierarchy of Courts in Australia

Question 2: Conveyancing Acts Conveyancing Act of 1994 The Land and Business (Sale and Conveyancing) Act provides for the legal procedures and requirements that vendors and purchasers of land and property must follow. These include the registration and verification of titles to land and property and the role of agents in the land transaction process. It also deals with auctions, special requirements as to sales representatives and rights of parties to a land transaction.

Land Titles Act 194

This piece of legislation provides for the legal requirements for dealing in and holding of freehold land, the powers of the land Registrar, and use ...

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The feudal system of land tenure was introduced in Ireland by Normans. In this regard, the feudal system primarily worked on the principle that the ownership of all land eventually lied with the crown. This principle was base on the presumption that private bodies could not directly own land. The feudal system of tenancy completely disregarded and did not recognize the modern relationship between the landlord and tenants. To this end, grants of land over a period of years were regarded as creating personal contracts only. Nevertheless, it did contain certain characteristics of modern landlord-tenant relationship. The land ownership structure ...

In order for her to make the right financial decision, she needs to understand what it means to invest in shares from ABC supermarket, or save her money in a bank. Deciding whether to save or invest lies with the financial goals that you have. This is also determined by the financial position that the client is in (McAllister, Dowrick & Hassan, 2003). If your financial goals are more immediate e.g. going for a holiday, buying a car or even setting a deposit for a new house, it would be better to opt for a high interest savings account, which is easily accessed. On the other ...

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The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act (2009) came into force on 1 December 2009, providing for comprehensive modernization of the land –related legal relationships in Ireland. The most important impact of the Act lies in abolition of any vestiges of feudal times` land law that may have survived through ages (e.g., abolition of freehold estate). Significant changes were introduced in the sphere of co-ownership, creating new challenges for purchasers, who are now required to ensure that consent to the land severance had been obtained, so that conveyance will not be considered void in the future. Furthermore, the Act ...

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Economic growth stems from, and brings forth further commercial activities. The aggregation of commercial activities influences the rate in which economic growth thrives, hence the importance of noting each kind of activity. Among the most obvious manifestations of a growing economy is the emergence of advanced infrastructures. Positive progress in the economy usually reveals itself through the presence of infrastructural improvements on roads, transportation and real estate spanning commercial, business and residential facilities. The evolution of real estate infrastructure serves as among the most compelling signs of economic growth. One could ...

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Financial statements are formal reports that summarize the key financial transactions and resources owned by a business. They are usually prepared on an annual basis. This paper seeks to evaluate and compare the financial statements of two companies in the beverage industry; Coca cola Company and Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc. The U.S Securities and Exchange Commission has listed both Coca cola Company and Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc. under the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) number 2080; which is the code for the beverage industry. This paper seeks to list and explain the long term assets of both Coca cola ...