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Scott v Southern Pacific Mortgages Ltd

[2014] UKSC 52
JurisdictionUnited Kingdom
CourtSupreme Court of the United Kingdom
Year2014
StatusBinding authority

Key Principle

A sale-and-leaseback arrangement did not create an overriding interest in favour of the vendor/lessee because the vendor's interest was not an interest subsisting at the date of registration of the purchaser's title.

Area of Law

property

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