Yaxley v Gotts
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yaxley-v-gotts-315-3674021
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Yaxley v Gotts
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Yaxley v Gotts [1999] is an English contract law case with specific relevance to formalities in land law. The case deals with whether section 2 of the Law of Property Act 1989 which requires that contracts be in writing prevents an oral contract from taking effect where otherwise an interest would arise by proprietary estoppel, i.e. whether the provision in subsection 5 on resulting, implied or constructive trusts covers also proprietary estoppel.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yaxley_v_Gotts
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2023-04-08T16:31:56Z
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