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  • Neighbours overriding interest?

    I will try to keep this as short as possible, but in doing so I trust that readers will understand we have already been through every amicable approach possible before resorting to investigating the legal facts.

    I bought my house in 2016. On the date of my purchase my neighbours (X) were in actual occupation of some of my land (with consent of our predecessor - now deceased )
    The neighbours claim an overriding interest as per para 2 sch 3 of the LRA 2002. Both properties are registered.

    I do not dispute that they were in actual occupation of the land in question.
    I do however dispute the presence of an interest.
    satelite imagery shows they took possession after 2013.
    Records show that our predecessor was a leaseholder (equity release) from 2009.
    the leasehold title was closed between April 2015-July 2015. I’ve read that a leaseholder is unable to encumber the freehold.I suppose the question is what do squatters obtain an interest. On day 1 or after 10 years.

    Any advice on if this would qualify as an overriding interest?
    As opposed to a personal right they claim the leaseholder had granted.
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  • #2
    Perhaps they were using the land under licence only and you are withdrawing that licence.

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    • #3
      Quite possibly. I’ve been looking for a definitive list of qualifying “proprietary interests” without success.

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