Law of Property Act 1925: Primary legislation governing property law in England and Wales, particularly sections dealing with legal estates, charges, priorities, and registration of interests in land
Land Registration Act 2002: Key legislation covering rules regarding priority of registered charges, requirements for registration of subordinate interests, and notice requirements
Insolvency Act 1986: Legislation governing the impact on creditor priorities and treatment of secured interests in insolvency scenarios
Companies Act 2006: Corporate legislation relevant for company parties, including requirements for execution of documents and corporate authority requirements
Land Registration Rules 2003: Secondary legislation detailing procedural requirements for registration, including forms and notices
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000: Relevant when any party is a regulated entity, governing financial services regulations
Common Law Doctrine of Priorities: Legal principles established through case law regarding the order and priority of different interests in property
Contractual Interpretation Principles: Common law rules governing how courts interpret and enforce contractual terms
Equitable Principles: Principles of equity relating to charges and security interests in property
FCA Regulations: Financial Conduct Authority regulations applicable to regulated entities and financial arrangements
Financial Collateral Arrangements Regulations: Specific regulations governing financial collateral arrangements and their enforcement
Consumer Protection Regulations: Regulations protecting consumer interests, applicable when any party is a consumer
