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Land charge – General equitable charge. The proceedings concerned a dispute between two companies that had charges over the same property. An issue arose as to which of the charges had priority. The applicant company applied for a declaration that its charge would take priority. The Chancery Division dismissed the application and gave consideration to the meaning of a 'further advance' within s 49(3) of the Land Registration Act 2002.
Land charge – General equitable charge. The proceedings concerned a dispute between two companies that had charges over the same property. An issue arose as to which of the charges had priority. The applicant company applied for a declaration that its charge would take priority. The Chancery Division dismissed the application and gave consideration to the meaning of a 'further advance' within s 49(3) of the Land Registration Act 2002.
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