“There are cases that the legal community welcomes with cheers because they dispel an obvious heresy, and there are cases that cause the reader to wince because of the violence they do to legal principle and common sense. Rashid v Nasrullah (acting as Executor of the late Mohammed Rashid) [2020] Ch 37 does both, depending on one’s view of the nature of a registered title. Rashid appealed to the Court of Appeal against an order rectifying his registered title in favour of the late Mohammed Rashid, now represented by Nasrullah as Executor …”
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Martin Dixon, Land Registration, Adverse Possession and the Nature of a Registered Title, Cambridge Law Journal, volume 79, issue 3, November 2020, pp 415-417.
First posted 2020-12-08 17:39:03
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