james smith
Protection of interests in land and classification of property
History of protection of leaseholds
• Leasehold is of certain duration, expiring on a given date (the term), unlike freehold
• From early days, law regarded them as personal contracts between lessor and lessee standing outside system of freehold estates/tenures. Leases seen as chattels
• Result of categorising leaseholds as personal property deny an evicted lessee means of recovering actual land
• Write of trespass led to a chang
Articles by this Author
Protection of interests in land and classification of property
- By james smith
- Published 25/10/2009
- LPAB
- Unrated
Property Law notes

