Mortgagee must obtain true market value but needn't delay for best possible price

Courts can strike down unconscionable mortgage terms beyond traditional penalty clauses

Criminal damage can apply to your own property when others have legal interests.

Mortgagees must take reasonable care to obtain proper market value when selling

Mortgagee in possession must manage property with due diligence, not merely account

Courts should consider entire mortgage term when granting possession adjournments to mortgagors

Wife's home rights trump bank's mortgage despite husband's sole legal ownership

Uncertain terms granted to individuals take effect as 90-year tenancies under s.149(6) LPA 1925.

House of Lords rules no gap in time between property purchase and mortgage creation

Contractual purchasers in actual occupation can claim overriding interests under Land Registration Act 1925.

Proprietary estoppel may fail where equity has been satisfied by acquiescence

Restrictive covenants can bind future landowners in equity despite lack of privity

Equity prevents enforcement of rights where party induced reliance on representations.

Equitable mistake allows rescission where enforcement would be unconscionable despite valid contract.

Contractual licences with equity can bind third party purchasers with notice

Banks have constructive notice of undue influence when wives guarantee husbands' debts.

Beneficiaries' occupation rights cannot override trustees' statutory sale powers

Hypothetical bargain damages available where traditional loss-based damages inadequate.

Threats of criminal prosecution constitute duress rendering contracts voidable

Proprietary estoppel creates enforceable rights where assurance induces detrimental reliance on property