Law of Property Act 1925: Primary legislation governing legal estates and interests in land, including provisions for mortgages and charges. Key foundation for property law in England and Wales.
Land Registration Act 2002: Legislation governing the registration of interests in land, priority of interests, and notice requirements. Essential for ensuring proper recording and enforcement of property rights.
Landlord and Tenant Act 1954: Key legislation affecting commercial leases and security of tenure considerations, which may impact the relationship between landlord, tenant, and lender in a Non-Disturbance Agreement.
Privity of Contract: Common law principle determining the rights and obligations between contracting parties, crucial for understanding the relationship between original parties to the agreement.
Privity of Estate: Common law principle governing the relationship between successive owners of land and property interests, relevant for succession of rights under the agreement.
Doctrine of Notice: Common law principle determining the effects of actual, constructive, and implied notice of existing rights on subsequent parties.
Companies Act 2006: Legislation relevant when any parties to the agreement are corporations, governing corporate capacity and execution requirements.
Land Registration Rules 2003: Detailed regulations supplementing the Land Registration Act, providing specific requirements for registration and priority of interests.
Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989: Legislation setting out formal requirements for contracts relating to land and property interests.
HM Land Registry Requirements: Regulatory requirements and practices for registration and recording of property interests and related agreements.
Financial Conduct Authority Regulations: Regulatory framework applicable when regulated lenders are involved in the agreement, ensuring compliance with financial services requirements.
