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"We are at the moment witnessing the gradual evolution of both contractual licences and licences by estoppel from personal to proprietary rights - There are strong policy reasons against any further development in this direction" Discuss.
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Amelia Guilfoyle Land Law; Joseph Jaconelli Non Assessed Essay Question " We are at the moment witnessing the gradual evolution of both contractual licences and licences by estoppel from personal to proprietary rights. There are strong policy reasons against any further development in this direction" Discuss. When framed in the most basic of ways it is apparent that the function of a licence is to make lawful what would otherwise be a trespass. That is to say a licence will confer in general a mere personal permission to occupy another person's land for an agreed purpose. It is evident in this way that a licence is not an interest that will run with the land it is an agreement, which in theory applies exclusively to the two parties; the licensor and the licensee that is to say that it is a personal interest. As the above question suggests, however, the situation surrounding this...
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