10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COVENANTEE»
Discover the use of
covenantee in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
covenantee and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
12.4.1.2 At the time when the covenant was made, it was intended that the benefit
should run with the land to the covenantee's successors in title As in Smith and
Snipes Hall Farm Ltd v. River Douglas Catchment Board, it is necessary to show
...
Sandra Clarke, Sarah Greer, 2012
2
Property and Trust Law in New Zealand
At common law only the benefit of a covenant, both positive and restrictive, may
be transferred by the original covenantee to successors in title, who can enforce
the covenant only against the original covenantor. The original covenantor could
...
3
Equity & Trusts: Text, Cases, and Materials
Equity will not stand in his light, he is given full damages, and the fact that he
gave no consideration is immaterial, since he is suing on a promise under seal.
In what way is the volunteer-covenantee more deserving of equity's indulgence
than ...
Paul S. Davies, Graham Virgo, Edward Burn, 2013
Judith-Anne MacKenzie, Mary Phillips. 17 18 19 Olive Orange Robert Raspberry
Daniel Date Covenantee Covenantor s. 56 LPA I925 Burden Covenantee ...
Judith-Anne MacKenzie, Mary Phillips, 2012
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Maudsley and Burn's Land Law
express words, be entitled to limit the scope of the obligation which he is
undertaking; nor why a covenantee should not be able to accept a covenant for
his own benefit on terms that the benefit does not pass automatically to all those
to whom ...
Edward Hector Burn, John Cartwright, Ronald Harling Maudsley, 2009
6
Cheshire and Burn's Modern Law of Real Property
is to annex the benefit of the covenant to the land in the hands of the
covenantee's 'successors in title'—which are defined146 as 'the owners and
occupiers for the time being ofthe land ofthe covenantee intended to be benefited
'. In a case ...
Edward Hector Burn, John Cartwright, 2011
7
Galbraith's Building and Land Management Law for Students
Thirdly, the covenantor and covenantee must have intended that the burden of
the covenant would pass to subsequent owners of the covenantor's land. The
effect of s.79 of the Law of Property Act 1925 is that the parties are deemed to
intend ...
Anne Galbraith, Michael Stockdale, Steve Wilson, 2013
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Galbraith's Building and Land Management Law for Students
Secondly, as in the case of easements (see above), the covenant must have
been made for the benefit of the covenantee's land and not merely for the
covenantee's personal benefit. (Certain bodies, such as the National Trust, are
not required ...
Michael Stockdale, Rebecca Mitchell, Stephen Wilson, 2010
The problem is that, according to this idea, in the normal case of a covenant to
settle like those in Re Pryce and Re Kay the covenantee is not the trustee of his
rights under the covenant for the intended beneficiary. This is entirely implausible
.
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Land Law: Text, Cases, and Materials
I can see no reason why, if original covenantor and covenantee make clear their
mutual intention in that respect, the legislature should wish to prevent effect being
given to that intention. Second, it is important to keep in mind that, for the ...
Ben McFarlane, Nicholas Hopkins, Sarah Nield, 2012
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «COVENANTEE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
covenantee is used in the context of the following news items.
Is it ever too late to rely on a covenant to insure?
Not only do these covenants protect the covenantee, but they may also extend to other parties whose activities are related to the assumed risk. «Lexology, Apr 15»
Sanofi Pasteur Ltd. v. UPS SCS, Inc.
This covenant barred the plaintiff's insurer from bringing a subrogated claim against the covenantee defendant for the damage. Notwithstanding ... «Lexology, Aug 14»
Federal Court's Practical Approach To Enforcement Of A Restrictive …
The Superior Performers decision is a helpful addition to the arsenal of cases for companies seeking to enforce contracts against covenantee ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Apr 14»
Enforceable non-compete clauses in business sales: the analytical …
As the Supreme Court indicated, "[w]hether a [non-compete] restriction is reasonably required for the protection of the covenantee can only be ... «Lexology, Oct 13»
Using restrictive covenants to secure overage payments
... have been intended to and to have been capable of benefitting land of the covenantee (Southampton City Council). This was not the case. «Shoosmiths legal updates, Jun 13»
Non-compete clause in the Indian law of contracts - an insight
... of trade secrets or business connections has to be reasonable in the interest of the parties to ensure adequate protection to the covenantee. «Lexology, Dec 12»
Property purchase: Watch out for restrictive covenants
The other party in the legal covenant, to who the promise is made, is called the "covenantee". Restrictive Covenants. The restrictive covenants ... «Indian Express, Nov 12»
Restraint of trade – are you being reasonable?
... the benefit of the other party, the 'covenantee'. Restraint of trade clauses are used as a means to prevent departing employees taking clients, ... «Lexology, Oct 12»
How Do I Know If a Covenant Can Be Enforced?
... of the covenant includes a statement that it is not to benefit future owners, or it is something which would only benefit the original covenantee ... «HIP-Consultant.co.uk, Mar 11»
