In the summer of 2018 Adele purchased the registered freehold house called La Plage, in Bournemouth for $450,000. Adele's mother, Beverley, lived in Italy but provided the deposit of $45,000 for La Plage, with Adele becoming the sole proprietor. Adele raised the remainder of the purchase price with a mortgage, which was arranged through Cantander Bank. Adele gave Beverley a receipt to evidence her contribution to the purchase price and she always allowed Beverley to use the annexe at the back when her mother was visiting the UK. A neighbour, Deepak, has been given permission to use the shed at the rear of La Plage until the restoration of his garage, as he has nowhere dry to store his Harley Davidson. Adele's brother, Chris, really loves La Plage. One night the siblings had a night in and enjoyed a few glasses of wine. In that moment Adele promised that, were she ever to sell the house, she would give Chris a 'good price'. They jokingly wrote this on the back of the supermarket receipt for the wine. Adele now wishes to sell La Plage, as she finds it too sandy as a residence. A number of interested parties have offered her more than the market value of 2530,000. Advise Adele what her legal position is in relation to the rights of the other parties (Cantander Bank, Beverley, Deepak, Chris), and how those rights could/should have been protected. Additionally, consider to what extent a new buyer may be bound by those rights were she to sell La Plage