
Land Law
Knowledge, Skills and Practice
Kirsty Potts(Author)
Routledge (Publisher)
1st Edition
Published on 31. December 2024
Book
Hardback
530 pages
978-1-032-51952-4 (ISBN)
Description
Land Law: Knowledge, Skills and Practice is a concisely written, easy-to-follow, structured introductory guide to Land law for students of the LLB and SQE, which also serves as a refresher for practitioners. It combines the knowledge components necessary for understanding Land law, as well as for developing broader legal skills. These include clear legal writing and the skills of extrapolating and breaking down complicated legal topics into more easily accessible and manageable points.
The book covers all the core topics of Land law, using a mixture of academic law coverage and worked practice examples in a unique chapter structure which presents LLB/ SQE1 and SQE2/ practice aspects as freestanding units. At the beginning of each topic, the book sets out 'at-a-glance' summaries of the key principles. These key points are then developed through explanatory commentary, flow charts and diagrams, and worked practice examples. Chapters end with summaries and suggestions for further thinking and research, as well as how those ideas might be implemented into student work or practice examples.
Designed to bridge the gap between degree level study and practice through worked examples and self-study exercises, this book encourages students to put their knowledge into practice. Its tried and tested approach provides students with everything they need to succeed when studying Land Law at undergraduate level, and when taking the SQE exams.
The book covers all the core topics of Land law, using a mixture of academic law coverage and worked practice examples in a unique chapter structure which presents LLB/ SQE1 and SQE2/ practice aspects as freestanding units. At the beginning of each topic, the book sets out 'at-a-glance' summaries of the key principles. These key points are then developed through explanatory commentary, flow charts and diagrams, and worked practice examples. Chapters end with summaries and suggestions for further thinking and research, as well as how those ideas might be implemented into student work or practice examples.
Designed to bridge the gap between degree level study and practice through worked examples and self-study exercises, this book encourages students to put their knowledge into practice. Its tried and tested approach provides students with everything they need to succeed when studying Land Law at undergraduate level, and when taking the SQE exams.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Postgraduate and Undergraduate
Illustrations
21 s/w Abbildungen, 19 farbige Abbildungen, 21 s/w Zeichnungen, 19 farbige Zeichnungen, 26 farbige Tabellen
26 Tables, color; 19 Line drawings, color; 21 Line drawings, black and white; 19 Illustrations, color; 21 Illustrations, black and white
Dimensions
Height: 246 mm
Width: 174 mm
Weight
453 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-032-51952-4 (9781032519524)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Kirsty Potts is a Lecturer at Exeter University Law School. She is a barrister (non-practising), mediator and writer in property and construction law. Kirsty is an examiner, national standard setter and content writer for the Bar Standards Board and the Solicitors' Qualifying Exam, as well as a member of the Property Bar Association and an assistant Land Registrar at the Land Registry.
Content
Introduction. 1. What is Land and an overview of the conveyancing process. Section A: LLB/SQE1: What is land? Section B: Property and Practice/SQE2: Overview of the conveyancing process 2. Estates and interests in Land, surveying Land and professional ethics. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Estates and Interests in Land. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: Surveying Land, Tax and professional ethics. 3. Unregistered Land and the Conveyancing Process in more detail. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Unregistered Land. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: The Conveyancing Process in more detail 4. Registered Land and Deducing and Investigating Unregistered Land. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Registered Land. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE2: Deducing and Investigating Unregistered Land 5. Overriding Interests and Pre-Contract Matters. Section A: LLB/SQE1: Overriding Interests. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: Pre-Contract Matters: Searches and Queries 6. Co-Ownership of Property, Planning Permission and Building Works. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Co-Ownership of Property. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: Planning Permission and Building Works 7. Trusts of Land, The Sale Contract and Exchange of Contracts. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Trusts of Land. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: The Sale Contract and Exchange of Contracts 8. Leases, Licenses, Post-Exchange and Pre-Completion. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Leases and Licenses. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: Post-Exchange and Pre-Completion 9. Mortgages and Completion. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Mortgages. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: Completion 10. Easements and Leasehold Transactions. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Easements. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: Leasehold Transactions 11. Restrictive Freehold Covenants and Leasehold Covenants. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Restrictive Freehold Covenants. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE2: Leasehold Covenants 12. Adverse Possession, Business Leases and The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954. Section A: LLB/SQE 1: Adverse Possession. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: Business Leases and The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 13. Proprietary Estoppel and Leasehold Conveyances. Section A: LLB/SQE1: Proprietary Estoppel. Section B: Property and Practice/SQE 2: Leasehold Conveyances. Index