Understanding property law
"Understanding Property Law provides the background to an area of law that is notoriously inaccessible. Developed piecemeal by lawyers over centuries, the modern law is expressed in language that owes much to objectives and problems from a forgotten past. Standing back from their subject, the a...
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London :
Sweet & Maxwell,
c2004.
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| Edition: | 4th ed. |
| Series: | Understanding law
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Table of Contents:
- he idea of property. The study of property law. Ownership and title. The fragmentation of title to land. Equity. Tenancies. Leases and mortgages. Land use and land obligations. Transfer and the circulation of things. The mechanics of land transfer. The 1925 reforms. Beyond 1925: moving towards the e-age? Conclusion.