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Hauptverfasser:	Bridge, M. G. (VerfasserIn), Gullifer, Louise (VerfasserIn), McMeel, Gerard (VerfasserIn), Worthington, Sarah 1955- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	London Sweet & Maxwell 2013 London Thomson Reuters 2013
Ausgabe:	First edition
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Beschreibung:	CXXXVI, 1098 Seiten
ISBN:	9781847037992

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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Foreword.........................................................v Preface........................................................vii Table of Cases...............................................xxvii Table of Statutes............................................cxiii Table of Statutory Instruments...............................cxxxi Table of International and European Treaties and Conventions and European Legislation..................................................cxxxv PARA 1. INTRODUCTION A. Real Property and Personal Property...................1-008 B. Categories of Personal Property.......................1-013 C. General Principles of Personal Property Law...........1-032 D. The Sources and Literature of Personal Property Law...................................................1-052 E. The Test for the Recognition of Property..............1-057 F. Human Rights Act 1998.................................1-061 2. COMMON LAW INTERESTS: OWNERSHIP, POSSESSION AND BAILMENT A. Ownership.............................................2-002 B. Possession............................................2-035 Three sub-categories of possession....................2—038 C. Bailment..............................................2-061 When does a bailment arise?...........................2—067 Bailment and the law of obligations Law of contract.....................................2—080 Law of tort.........................................2—084 Bailment and the law of property......................2—096 3. EQUITABLE INTERESTS IN GOODS · 1 xi CONTENTS xii 4· CO-OWNERSHIP OF GOODS A. Nature of Interest...........................-....4-001 B. Mode of Acquisition and Loss of Interest..........4-013 C. Vindication of Interests..........................4-023 5* LEASES AND HIRE A. The Proprietary Dimension....................... 5-005 B. The Obligations Dimension.........................5-020 6. STORAGE AND CARRIAGE A. Delivery and Attornment...........................6-002 B. Rights of Suit....................................6-013 7. SECURITY INTERESTS A. Introduction......................................7-001 Reasons for taking security.......................7-008 Use of security...................................7—011 The four different types of legal security........7—012 B. Possessory Securities Over Tangibles and Documentary Intangibles Pledges Nature and use of pledge...................................7—020 Pledge by operation of law (equitable pledge)?.............7-022 Nature of the parties* interests under a pledge...........7—023 Pledgee s rights and duties during the term of the pledge.....................................................7-028 Assets that can be pledged.................................7—031 Possessory liens in general..................................7-036 Common law liens Nature of the common law lien..............................7—037 Nature of the parties interests under a common law lien.......................................................7-039 Lienee s rights and duties during the term of the lien....7—046 Statutory liens..............................................7—047 Contractual liens............................................7—050 C. Mortgages General features of legal and equitable mortgages: nature of the parties’ interests.......................................7—053 Provisions limiting the mortgagor’s right to redeem..........7—061 Duties of the parties during the term of the mortgage........7—063 Special features of legal mortgages..........................7—064 CONTENTS xiii Special features of equitable mortgages...................7-065 Equitable mortgages of future property..................7-068 D. Charges General features..........................................7-073 Distinguishing between charges, equitable liens, trusts and equitable mortgages.....................................7-080 Limitation on the types of assets which may be charged?................................................7—085 Fixed and floating charges................................7-089 Crystallisation of floating charges.....................7—092 Proprietary interest of the floating chargee............7—094 Priorities in respect of floating charges.................7-096 E. Characterisation Problems.................................7-097 Quasi-security characterised as security General approach........................................7—102 Characterising outright assignments.....................7-104 Characterising retention of title agreements............7—110 Characterising express trusts...........................7—112 Characterisation of one form of security as another Contractual liens and pledges...........................7—119 Contractual liens and charges...........................7—120 Pledges and charges.....................................7—121 Mortgages and charges...................................7—122 Fixed and floating charges..............................7—124 8. ACQUISITION AND DIVESTMENT OF INTERESTS BY CONSENT AT COMMON LAW A. Sale and Supply of Goods..................................8-005 B. Gift......................................................8-016 C. Legal Mortgage............................................8-031 D. Abandonment...............................................8-034 E. Delivery..................................................8-038 9. ACQUISITION AND DIVESTMENT OF INTERESTS BY OPERATION OF LAW AT COMMON LAW A. Acquiring, Finding, Bona Vacantia and Treasure............9-002 B. Mixing (confusio)....................................... 9-016 C. Manufacturing (accessio and specificatio).................9-029 D. Succession............................................ 9-033 XIV CONTENTS 10. PROPERTY ASPECTS OF SALE OF GOODS: GENERAL A. The Centrality of the Passing of Property in Contracts for the Sale of Goods.................L0-001 B. Relative Title..................................10-004 C. Nature of Property..............................10-012 D. The Significance of the Passing of Property in Sale of Goods Contracts..............................10-016 E. The Passing of Property in the Sale of Goods in English Law.....................................10-027 F. The Time at Which Property Passes...............10-029 G. The Statutory Presumptions as to the Passing of Property........................................10-032 H. Revesting of Property...........................10-056 11. PROPERTY ASPECTS OF SALE OF GOODS: INTERESTS IN BULK GOODS A. The Law before the Sale of Goods (Amendment) Act 1995............................................11-001 B. The Sale of Goods (Amendment) Act 1995..........11-012 12. PROPERTY ASPECTS OF SALE OF GOODS: RETENTION OF TITLE CLAUSES A. Use of Retention of Title as “Security Device”..12-001 B. Structure of Retention of Title Devices.........12-004 C. Effect of Retention of Title: Title in the Goods Themselves......................................12-008 D. Effect of Retention of Title Clause: Mixed or Processed Goods.................................12-013 E. Effect of Retention of Title Clause: Proceeds of Sub-Sale of Goods...............................12-026 13. TITLE CONFLICTS: NEMO DAT AND ITS EXCEPTIONS A. Introduction....................................13-001 B. Conflicts of Legal Title........................13-004 C. The Exceptions to the Nemo Dat Rule 13-008 CONTENTS xv D. The Transaction Between O and M.........................13-014 E. The Transaction Between M and p.........................13-018 F. Voidable Title..........................................13-024 The contract between M and O: void or voidable?........13—025 The manner of avoidance.................................13—032 The effect of a voidable contract on M’s title.........13-034 G. Apparent Authority and Apparent Ownership...............13-039 H. Mercantile Agency.......................................13-046 I. Seller and Buyer in Possession..........................13-054 J. Section 24..............................................13-063 K. Section 25..............................................13-079 L. Sections 47 and 48 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979........13-089 M. Part III of the Hire Purchase Act 1964..................13-092 N. Priority Between Bills of Sale..........................13-097 O. Priority Between Interests in Aircraft..................13-099 P. Priority Between Interests in Ships.....................13-101 Q. Priority Between Consensual and Non-Consensual Interests...............................................13-106 14. ACQUISITION OF EQUITABLE INTERESTS BY CONSENT A. Introduction............................................14-001 B. Creation of a Trust Requirements for creation of a valid trust.............14-002 Certainty of intention..................................14—009 Certainty of objects....................................14—014 Certainty of subject-matter.............................14—017 Certainty of trust assets.............................14—020 Certainty of beneficial interests.....................14—031 C. Formalities...................................;........14-032 Declarations of trust................................. 14-033 Secret and half-secret trusts...........................14—037 Declarations of trusts of equitable interests...........14—041 Transfers on trust.................................... 14—042 Transfer of beneficial interests under a trust..........14—045 Formalities and fraud...................................14-048 Trusts of unassignable property?........................14-052 XVI CONTENTS D. General Rules on Creation of Security Interests............14-056 E. Equitable Mortgages.........................................14-058 Mortgages of equitable interests............................14-061 Informal mortgages which give rise to equitable mortgages...................................................14—066 Perfection requirements for equitable mortgages.............14-077 Priority of equitable mortgages.............................14-078 F. Equitable Charges General requirements for the creation of an equitable charge......................................................14—079 Intention to create a charge................................14—080 Attachment of the charge to the secured property............14-081 Perfection General rules.............................................14—085 Companies Act 2006 registration scheme for corporate debtors...................................................14—089 Exception to the Companies Act 2006 scheme: scheme for financial collateral.....................................14—104A Bills of Sales Acts scheme for non-corporate debtors......14—111 15· ACQUISITION AND DIVESTMENT OF EQUITABLE INTERESTS BY OPERATION OF LAW A. Introduction...............................................15-001 Identification of property..................................15—004 B. Constructive Trusts....................................... 15-007 Property and obligation in “constructive trusts” and “constructive trusteeship”..................................15—009 Constructive trusts associated with the mismanagement of property held on express trusts Trust property and its traceable proceeds.................15—015 Unauthorised benefits of the trustee’s breach of trust....15—027 Constructive trusts which arise on breach of obligations of confidence..................................................15-033 Constructive trusts and breaches of common law obligations.................................................15-035 Constructive trusts which arise where property is acquired subject to an undertaking...................................15-036 The rule in Rochefoucauld v Bousted.......................15—037 The Pallant v Morgan equity...............................15—040 Constructive trusts which anticipate the parties’ intentions Trusts arising to enforce informally expressed intentions................................................15—043 Trusts arising to accelerate incomplete transfers.........15—049 Intended gifts and the rule in Re Rose....................15—050 Specifically enforceable contracts........................15-054 CONTENTS xvii Remedying breach of non-assignment clauses.................15—065 Remedying non-compliance with statutory writing requirements...............................................15—072 Trusts arising to reverse flawed dispositions................15—073 Are these constructive trusts or resulting trusts?.........15—074 Voidable contractual transfers.............................15—075 Void contractual transfers.................................15—082 Void, voidable and mistaken voluntary transfers............15—083 Reliance-based constructive trusts...........................15—090 Theft........................................................15-091 Remedial constructive trusts.................................15—094 C. Resulting Trusts.............................................15-095 Presumed resulting trusts What is presumed?..........................................15—100 Presumed resulting trusts and illegality...................15—105 The modern operation of resulting trusts...................15—106 Automatic resulting trusts...................................15-107 Resulting trusts and unjust enrichment.......................15-109 D. Trusts Which are Difficult to Classify Classifying resulting and constructive trusts................15-110 Quistclose trusts............................................15—111 The rule in Rochefoucauld v Bousted..........................15—115 E. Equitable Liens..............................................15-116 Vendors’ and purchasers’ liens...............................15-117 Liens for sums spent on the property of another..............15-123 Solicitors’ liens............................................15—125 Liens that arise when tracing into substitutes...............15-126 F. Proprietary Estoppel.........................................15-127 G. Equitable Relief Against Forfeiture..........................15-130 H. Following and Tracing........................................15-136 Following assets.............................................15-140 Equitable tracing and claiming...............................15-143 Common law and equitable tracing.............................15-144 The basis of claims to traceable substitutes.................15—145 Prerequisites to equitable tracing—proprietary base and fiduciary obligations........................2y.............15-151 Tracing into clean substitutes.............................. 15-152 Tracing through mixtures.....................................15—154 Tracing through bank accounts................................15—158 Tracing through debts and “backwards tracing”................15-167 Tracing into improvements to property........................15—168 I. Priorities...................................................15-171 xviii CONTENTS J. Subrogation........................................15-172 16. PROTECTING AND ENFORCING INTERESTS AT COMMON LAW: THE PERSONAL PROPERTY LAW TORTS A. Introduction.......................................16-001 B. Trespass...........................................16-003 C. Conversion.........................................16-013 17. SPECIFIC RELIEF: DELIVERY UP OF GOODS AND OTHER REMEDIES A. Delivery Up........................................17-003 B. Interim Delivery Up................................17-025 C. Declarations.......................................17-035 D. Injunctions........................................17-043 18. ENFORCING SECURITY INTERESTS IN RESPECT OF GOODS A. Retaining or Taking Possession.....................18-003 B. Power of Sale......................................18-011 C. Foreclosure........................................18-022 D. Receivership and Administration....................18-025 E. Enforcement of Quasi-Security Interests............18-028 19. PROTECTION OF EQUITABLE OWNERSHIP INTERESTS A. Introduction.......................................19-001 Express, resulting and constructive trusts.........19-004 B. Actions by the Equitable Owner Against the Trustee............................................19-005 Rights to information..............................19—007 Rights to call for the trust property..............19—009 Right to insist on proper performance of the trust.19—014 Right to force the trustee to sue, and beneficiary’s right to take action personally.............................19—015 Right to forgive or waive improper performance of the trust..............................................19-020 No right to control the trustee....................19—021 Actions against the trustee for breach of trust Overview.........................................19—022 CONTENTS XIX Absence ofpower, abuse of power and negligence.........19-024 Compensation claims—breach of terms of the trust or negligence.............................................19—030 Disgorgement claims...................................19—03 8 Actions against the trustee for breach of fiduciary obligations of loyalty Overview...............................................19—039 Fiduciary obligations generally........................19-042 Remedial consequences..................................19—045 Defences available to the trustee.......................19-049 Exclusion clauses......................................19—050 Consent................................................19—053 Trustee Act 1925 section 61............................19—054 Limitation of actions..................................19—055 Liability of co-trustees................................19—058 Replacement of the trustee..............................19-059 C. Actions by the Equitable Owner Against Third Parties............................................... 19-062 Proprietary claims......................................19—063 Limitation of actions..................................19—067 Personal claims.........................................19—068 Knowing receipt........................................19—070 Dishonest assistance...................................19—082 Vicarious liability.................................. 19—088 Limitation of actions..................................19—089 D. Combining Claims........................................19-090 20. INTERESTS IN INTANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY A. Things in Action, Documentary Intangibles and Pure Intangibles.............................................20-003 B: Differential Approach to Certainty of Subject-Matter for Trusts of Intangibles................20-006 21. DEBTS AND THINGS IN ACTION 22. DOCUMENTARY INTANGIBLES A. Introduction......................................... 22-001 B. Documents of Title to Money and to Securities...........22-004 Expressions.............................................22-005 Transferability and negotiability...................... 22—008 Documents of title......................................22-015 Quasi-negotiability.....................................22-017 Bills of exchange and promissory notes..................22—018 Assignability outside the documentary intangible........22—026 XX CONTENTS C. Documents of Title to Goods General..................................................22—028 Meaning of a document of title...........................22-029 23. EQUITY AND DEBT SECURITIES A. Introduction.............................................23-001 B. Equity Securities Functions and types of shares............................23-002 The issue of shares......................................23-008 The nature of a share....................................23—015 C. Debt Securities..........................................23-028 D. Different Methods of Holding Securities..................23-035 E. Certificated Shares......................................23-038 F. Dematerialised (or Uncertificated) Securities............23-040 G. Bearer Securities........................................23-048 H. Intermediated Securities.................................23-049 24. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS A. Introduction.............................................24-001 Intellectual property as property........................24-002 B. Copyright What is copyright?.......................................24-008 Assignment of copyright..................................24—013 Related proprietary rights...............................24-020 Design rights..........................................24—021 The public lending right...............................24—023 C. Patents..................................................24-024 What is a patent?........................................24-025 Assignment and other dealings in patents.................24—031 D. Trade Marks..............................................24-034 What is a trade mark?.............................. 24—035 Assignments and other dealings in registered trade marks.24-043 E. Database Rights.......................................24-046 What is a database right?................................24—047 Assignment, licensing and other dealings in database rights 24-051 CONTENTS XXI 25 GOODWILL, CONFIDENCES, TRADE SECRETS AND INFORMATION A. Introduction...........................................25-001 B. Goodwill What is goodwill?......................................25-002 Protecting goodwill: Passing off.......................25-008 Is goodwill a property right?..........................25-013 C. Confidences Introduction...........................................25-015 What is confidential information?......................25—019 How is confidential information protected?.............25—020 Indirect recipients of confidential information........25-028 Is confidential information property?..................25—029 D. Trade Secrets..........................................25-036 E. Information............................................25-043 26. SECURITY INTERESTS Security Interests in Intangible Property................26-001 27. REQUIREMENTS FOR ASSIGNMENT A. General................................................27-001 Contract and property..................................27-007 Assignment and charge..................................27-011 B. Requirements of Equitable Assignment Acts of assignment.....................................27—014 Identification issues..................................27-016 Promises to assign.....................................27-018 Mandates and authorities...............................27-020 Notices of assignment..................................27-022 Formalities and equitable assignment...................27-031 Equitable assignment and consideration.................27—034 Equitable assignment and joinder.......................27-043 C. Requirements of Statutory Assignment..........v.......27-048 28. RIGHTS TRANSFERRED BY ASSIGNMENT A. Measuring the Rights Transferred.......................28-001 B. Rights Qualified by Burdens........................... 28-007 C. Subject to Equities and Defences.......................28-015 XXII CONTENTS 29. UNASSIGNABLE RIGHTS A. Bare Rights of Suit..................................29-002 B. Other Public Policy Bars to Assignment...............29-005 C. Expectancies and Future Rights.......................29-006 D. Bare Contractual Remedies............................29-018 E. Personal Obligations.................................29-020 F. No-Assignment Clauses................................29-028 30. NOVATION A. Assignment and Novation Distinguished................30-001 B. Novation and Shipping Documents......................30-017 31. NEGOTIATION OF DOCUMENTARY INTANGIBLES A. Introduction.........................................31-001 B. Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes General..............................................31—002 Liabilities on contracts contained in the instrument.31—003 Holders Payees, bearers and indorsees......................31—004 Mere holders, holders for value and holders in due course.............................................31—007 Defences to payment Failure of consideration...........................31—019 Defects in title...................................31—023 Personal defences..................................31—025 Real defences......................................31—027 Transfer.............................................31—028 C. Other Negotiable Documents General..............................................31—030 Transfer.............................................31—031 Rights transferred...................................31—032 32. TRANSFER OF EQUITY AND DEBT SECURITIES A. Introduction.........................................32-001 B. Transferability of Shares............................32-009 C. Certificated and Uncertificated (or Dematerialised) Shares...............................................32-011 CONTENTS xxiii D. Transfer of Shares Generally.............................32-012 Financial assistance for the purchase of own shares.....32-013 E. Declarations of Trust over Shares and Equitable Assignments of Shares....................................32-016 F. Transfer of Certificated Securities......................32-020 Legal mechanism for transfer of certificated shares.....32-021 Practical mechanism for transfer of certificated shares..32-022 Refusai or failure to register the transfer............ 32-027 False share certificates and false certification of transfer forms....................................................32-029 G. Transfer of Uncertificated Shares........................32-031 Mechanism for transfer of uncertificated shares..........32-045 H. Transfer of Intermediated Equity Securities..............32-046 I. Transfer of Share Warrants...............................32-054 J. Transmission of Shares by Operation of Law...............32-055 K. Compulsory Notification of Share Ownership...............32-059 L. Compulsory Sales, Purchases and Offers—Statutory Rules....................................................32-062 Corporate schemes, mergers and reconstructions...........32—063 Corporate takeovers......................................32-065 Circumstances where an offer to purchase (by way of takeover bid) is mandatory............................ 32-066 Compulsory sell-out rights over shares...................32-067 Compulsory buy-out rights over shares....................32-068 Statutory restrictions: repurchase of shares by the company..................................................32-073 Directors’ approval......................................32-077 Pre-emption rights.......................................32-084 Restrictions in shareholder agreements...................32-088 M. Sale in Breach of Restrictions on Transfer...............32-090 N. Restrictions on Sale Price.............................. 32-092 O. Compulsory Transfers................................. 32-093 R Forged and Fraudulent Transfers...................... 32-094 Q. The Purchaser’s Rights under Incomplete or Unauthorised Transfers: Transfers by Operation of Law and Equitable Liens..................................32-099 Certificated transfers...................................32-100 Uncertificated transfers.................................32-107 xxiv CONTENTS R. Competing Claims to Shares...........................32-108 Certificated shares: the company’s register and share certificates.........................................32—109 Uncertificated transfers.............................32—110 S. Transfer of Debt Securities..........................32-112 T. Priority Issues and Debt Securities..................32-121 33. MISCELLANEOUS STATUTORY MODES OF TRANSFER A. Introduction.........................................33-001 B. Transfer of Rights under Insurance Contracts General..............................................33-004 Assignment of the policy General prohibition on assignment..................33—005 Exception 1—Consent of the insurer.................33-008 Exception 2—Marine policies........................33—011 Exception 3—Life policies..........................33—013 Consequences of assignment of the policy...........33—015 Assignment of the proceeds of the policy.............33-016 Statutory assignment of the proceeds: Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act 1930...........................33-017 C. Transfer of Copyright................................33-019 Assignment of copyright..............................33-020 Licensing copyright..................................33—028 Related rights.......................................33—029 D. Transfer of Moral Rights.............................33-030 E. Transfer of Trade Marks..............................33-031 F. Transfer of Patents.................................3 3-038 G. Transfer of Design Rights............................33-045 34. ACQUISITION OF EQUITABLE INTERESTS BY CONSENT AND BY OPERATION OF LAW A. Acquisition of Equitable Interests by Consent........34-001 B. Acquisition of Equitable Interests by Operation of Law..................................................34-003 35. ACQUISITION OF LEGAL INTERESTS BY OPERATION OF LAW A. Subrogation..........................................35-002 B. Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010.....35-009 CONTENTS XXV 36. PRIORITIES A. INTRODUCTION.....................................36-001 B. Priority of Bona Fide Purchaser without Notice...36-004 C. The Rule in Dearle v Hall........................36-010 D. Priority Between Consensual Security Interests...36-021 E. Priority of Interests in Intellectual Property...36-029 F. Priority of Interests in Securities..............36-034 37. VINDICATION ISSUES FOR INTANGIBLE PROPERTY A. Introduction.....................................37-001 B. Following and Tracing...........................3 7-014 C. Personal Remedies in Tort........................37-023 D. Personal Action at Common Law Based on a Proprietary Restitutionary Claim.................37-038 E. Declaration and Rectification of the Register....37-042 F. Enforcement of Security Interests in Intangible Property.........................................37-052 G. Enforcement of Interests in Equity...............37-065 38. PERSONAL PROPERTY IN INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS A. Introduction.....................................38-001 B. Vesting of Property in Insolvency Proceedings....38-002 C. Taking Charge of the Assets......................38-007 D. assigning Causes of Action.......................38-009 E. Disclaimer of Onerous Property...................38-011 F. Vulnerable Transactions and Claw-Back............38-014 G. Anti-Deprivation Principle.................... 38-026 H. Prohibition on Dealing in Property...............38-030 L Moratoriums and Disposals...............;՝........3 8-036 J. Preferential, Pre-Preferential, General and Secured Creditors 38-040 XXVI CONTENTS 39. CONFLICT OF LAWS AND TANGIBLE MOVABLE PROPERTY A. General........................................39-001 B. Particular Transfers...........................39-005 C. General Transfers..............................39-025 40. CONFLICT OF LAWS AND INTANGIBLE MOVABLE PROPERTY A. Situs....................................40-002 B. Choice of Law: General.........................40-009 C. Assignment of Claims...........................40-015 D. Negotiable Instruments.........................40-019 E. Financial Collateral...........................40-024 F. Shares.........................................40-025 G. Intellectual Property..........................40-028 H. Priority...................................... 40-029 PAGE Index....................................................1039
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