Full Description
Retaining the traditional structure of land law texts designed to work alongside university courses, this work provides the introductory student with a clear understanding of the principles and social context of modern land law. Taking a fresh, analytical, and contemporary approach, the individual chapters focus on specific aspects of land, with every major area covered. Key features are highlighted and discussed in clear, accessible language. A comprehensive account, the social context of land law is thoroughly investigated, along with the policy tensions to which land law gives rise. Contemporary debates and new legislation are also explored in detail. The textbook has been designed to engage the student with the basic principles of land law, introducing them to the concept of land and the social context of modern land law.
Contents
1: The Scope of the Subject. 2: Tenure and Estates. 3: Law and Equity. 4: The 1925 Legislation. 5: Registration of Title. 6: Transfer of Freeholds. 7: Adverse Possession. 8: Settlements. 9: Co-ownership 1. 10: Co-ownership 2. 11: Leaseholds. 12: Mortgages. 13: Licences. 14: Easements. 15: Covenants
