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In some cases, courts has disagreed that sec 6 of the civil law act
prohibits the application of equitable rules to land matters
The ct decided the case based on the doctrine of equitable estoppel
and recognized that the tenancy is a kind of irrevocable license until
the vendor offered to sell the land to the purchaser and the
purchaser refused and then one month notice can be given to
revoke the tenancy
Ct held: the land law in England is one thing and equity is another
matter.
Doctrine of irrevocable license is recognized but not apply in this
case
Bhd.
The FC held : The Code does not prohibit the creation of an
equitable charge, the Code being a complete and comprehensive
code of law governing land.
Section 206(3)
(b)
Section 340(4)(b)
The Equitable concept of Bare-Trust which states that the moment you
have a valid contract for sale, the vendor becomes in equity, a trustee for
the purchaser, was applied by the court.