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The article discusses the common intention constructive trust which provides justification for the courts' exercise of remedial discretion in Great Britain. Topics discussed include primary-rights approach which causes difficulties for a coherent analysis of the law, imputation which is a process of attributing an intention to parties that they never had, and analysis done by Great Britain Court of Appeal on cases related to investment properties.

The article focuses on the law regarding shared freeholds in Great Britain. Topics include landlord and tenant law in Great Britain, the enforcement of leases, and tenant payment for qualifying improvements. Information is provided on notices of intention, the tender process for improvements, and the notification of reasons.

The article focuses on the British court case Marley v. Rawlings, which dealt with the issue of intention in wills and the rectification of clerical errors in wills. Topics include the enforcement of mirror wills, the British Wills Act of 1837, the construction of wills, and the failure to satisfy a testator's instructions.

The article focuses on the European court case Credit and Mercantile PLC v. Kaymuu Ltd., which dealt with common intention and land registration. Topics include beneficial ownership, constructive trusts, and priority notices. Information is provided on bankruptcy trustees, primary estoppel, and intention.

The article discusses the reported relevance of a person's "intentions and wishes" in relation to determinations of actual occupation of property under Schedule 3, Paragraph 2 of Great Britain's Land Registration Act 2002, focusing on factual evidence and judicial thinking in Great Britain as of 2014. British courts and a reasonable person legal standard are mentioned, along with an objective test for actual occupation which involves an evidential appraisal of the facts of a particular case.

The article focuses on the British court case Jones v. Kernott, which dealt with the principle of common intention. Topics include constructive trusts between cohabiting people, the quantification of the parties' beneficial interests, and legal uncertainty. Information is provided on imputation and the definition of a shared home.

The article focuses on the British court case Geary v. Rankine, which dealt with the two stage process for discerning common intention. Topics include constructive trusts, acquisition and quantification, and the property rights of unmarried couples in Great Britain. Information is provided on the doctrine of common intention.

The article focuses on the British court case Jones v. Kernott, which dealt with the property ownership rights of unmarried couples. Topics include express and implied intention, beneficial interest, and co-ownership of real property. Information is provided on inference and imputation, and how they impact the court's decision in property cases.

The article focuses on the British court case Jones v. Kernott, which dealt with the property ownership rights of unmarried couples. Topics include the beneficial interests of unmarried couples that jointly own property, imputation, and the doctrine of common intention. Information is provided on the presumption of joint tenants in equity ownership.

The article focuses on the European court case Ahmad v. Secret Garden (Cheshire) Ltd., which dealt with the rectification of contracts in cases of common continuing intention. Topics include the changing of the terms of a written lease agreement, the court's jurisdiction to rectify legal documents, and the execution of rectified documents.