Written with the student in mind, Making Sense of Land Law is 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.
Making Sense of Land Law makes a very engaging course text. 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.
This new edition has been comprehensively updated to feature the latest developments with the subject. Includes a new chapter on constructive and resulting trusts.
Written with the student in mind, Making Sense of Land Law is 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.
Making Sense of Land Law makes a very engaging course text. 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.
This new edition has been comprehensively updated to feature the latest developments with the subject. Includes a new chapter on constructive and resulting trusts.
The book is written in a style that in addition to being suitable as a stepbystep course companion, makes it perfect for use as an aid to independent study or revision.
The essential concepts are explained in a clear and engaging style with helpful diagrams so that the topic can be more readily understood by undergraduates.
The text is enlivened with question and answer debates and real examples, and underpinned throughout by the relevant case law and statutory material.
There are 'discussion' sections at the end of a number of chapters which look at different viewpoints and interpretations of the law. These allow students to grasp the various arguments put forward and form their own conclusions, as well as highlighting the areas that are focus points of much academic research.
Summaries of relevant property acts are incorporated into the text with clear explanations and analysis of the effects the act has had.
Further reading is signposted at the end of each chapter for students who are especially interested in a topic, or would like to further develop their understanding.
This text uses two colours which makes the book more visually appealing in comparison to other heavier textbooks.
April Stroud
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