Making Sense of Land Law

Making Sense of Land Law

by April Stroud (Author)

Synopsis

This accessible and thoughtful textbook on Land Law has been written with the student practitioner in mind. An ideal companion to the study of what can be an intricate and occasionally difficult area, the essential concepts are explained in a clear and engaging style, enlivened with question and answer debates and real examples, and underpinned throughout by the relevant case law and statutory material.

The author carefully describes the key aspects of Land Law and covers the essential topics students will cover on their Land Law courses. It is also perfect for use as an additional aid to independent study or revision, where particular topics would benefit from additional explanation and understanding.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 652
Edition: 4th edition
Publisher: Palgrave
Published: 18 Sep 2013

ISBN 10: 0230355781
ISBN 13: 9780230355781
Book Overview: By approaching land law in a different way, this book offers a key to unravelling the mystery of land law for students who find the subject impenetrable. C. J. Willmore, School of Law, Bristol University. This book is simply the best Land law book I have ever read truly recommend it,whether you are starting to learn Land Law or are more advanced it amazing thanks. - Review from amazon.co.uk Perfect for the first timer Easy, understandable read. This book is perfect for those just starting out on the topic. It couldn't be put more simply. - Review from amazon.co.uk

Media Reviews
'For students seeking a different and more accessible route into land law, this book is a breath of fresh air...' - Chris Willmore, School of Law, University of Bristol
Author Bio
April Stroud is a Principal Lecturer at Southampton Solent University Law School, UK. She was ALT Law Teacher of the Year in 2005.