Law of Property Act 1925: Primary legislation governing property law in England and Wales, particularly relevant for sections on legal estates, interests in land, and requirements for deeds under Section 1(2)
Land Registration Act 2002: Legislation governing the registration of land interests, including requirements for registration of dispositions, priority rules, and procedures for updating the land register
Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1989: Key legislation specifying formal requirements for deeds (Section 1) and requirements for contracts involving disposition of interests in land (Section 2)
Land Registration Rules 2003: Statutory instrument detailing procedural requirements for registration, including required forms and notices
Common Law Principles - Easements: Body of case law covering the nature and characteristics of easements, methods of extinguishment, and requirements for release
Original Easement Consideration: Analysis required of the form of original easement (express, implied, or prescriptive) to ensure proper release
Registration Status: Consideration of whether the easement is registered or unregistered, affecting the release process
Third Party Interests: Assessment of any third-party interests that might be affected by the release of easement
Planning Law Implications: Consideration of any relevant planning law requirements or restrictions affecting the release
Mortgage Lender Requirements: Verification of any necessary consent requirements from mortgage lenders
