Key Facts: Land Law (Key Facts Law)

by Chris Turner (Series Editor), Chris Turner (Series Editor), Chris Turner (Series Editor), Judith Bray (Author), Jaqueline Martin (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2002

  $3.29

  The Key Facts series is a powerful revision aid for all Law students and has strong author credentials with a reputation for clarity and accessibility. Over 50,000 titles in the series have been sold since its launch in September 2001. The series is written and edited by an expert team of authors, including examiners, barristers and lecturers, specifically with the student in mind and is suitable for a broad range of law courses. Land Law is a key subject within Law degrees and an essential component in some Business degrees, including Surveying. This second edition has been fully updated following recent changes in the law to meet the current requirements of students. It includes topics such as: land estates and interests in land; the land charges act 1925; registration of title; informal creation of rights in land co-ownership; easements; covenants; mortgages; leases; and adverse possession.

• Used

  Paperback
  2003

  $3.29

  The Key Facts series is a powerful revision aid for all Law students and has strong author credentials with a reputation for clarity and accessibility. Over 50,000 titles in the series have been sold since its launch in September 2001. The series is written and edited by an expert team of authors, including examiners, barristers and lecturers, specifically with the student in mind and is suitable for a broad range of law courses. Land Law is a key subject within Law degrees and an essential component in some Business degrees, including Surveying. This second edition has been fully updated following recent changes in the law to meet the current requirements of students. It includes topics such as: land estates and interests in land; the land charges act 1925; registration of title; informal creation of rights in land co-ownership; easements; covenants; mortgages; leases; and adverse possession.