The second edition of Scottish Land Law is a thoroughly updated and comprehensive account of Scots law relating to rights in and over land. Gordon has quickly established its status as a definitive work which no legal practice can afford to be without. This new edition has been carefully revised and updated to take account of new case law such as Sharp v Thomas and legislation from the Age of Legal Capacity (Scotland) Act 1991 to the Requirements of Writing (Scotland) Act 1997 and the Petroleum Act 1998, plus the burgeoning environmental legislation. Although Scottish Land Law states the law at the time of publication, it also looks forward to the abolition of the feudal system and refers to the relevant discussion papers and reports of the Scottish Law Commission.
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A thoroughly welcome addition to Scottish legal literature and warrants careful attention by those who have an interest in land law.Scottish Land Law has had an immense impact on the profession, for whom it has proved to be an invaluable source of reference. This combination of deep scholarship and practicability has ensured that the book is held in the highest esteem by all who have an interest in land law. Journal of the Law Society (of the first edition).
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978-0-414-01277-6 (9780414012776)
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The book is divided into five parts: * Introduction * Land and rights associated with land * Rights over land * Restrictions on the use of land * Social control of land use
