Re: Cohabitees Rights


"Willy" <bbapwilson@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Postman Pat wrote:
"Willy" <bbapwilson@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Is there really any need for such a reform?

I don't think it is reform, more a codification of what is the current
law

Completely untrue, thankfully, but I give it to you that you are
repeating the standard pub lawyer information :)

Not at all, the current law on Cohabitees Rights in regard to
constructive and resulting trusts are a bit of a lottery. As is another
statutory Right contained in LRA 2002 Schedule 1-3 in regard to
"Overriding" & "Overreaching"


I think when the Law Commission is considering the rights of cohabiting
couples they probably mean a sexual relationship rather than two people who
happen to have bought a house together. Though maybe that needs to be
clarified.


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