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In the UK, the Land Charges Act 1972 is a statute of law that rules on matters dealing with third party rights to land and their legal standing in comparison to the owners of the land. These may include easements, puisne mortgages, statutory rights, restrictive covenants and estate contracts.

The Land Charges Act is relevant to most third party interests, however some are still covered by the preceeding Act; Land Charges Act 1926 - this should be referred to if the 1972 Act does not apply.

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