Subjects:

Property Law

Contents:

1. Land

2. Property

3. Possession

4. Licenses

5. Public Rights in Land

6. Title

7. Freehold and Leasehold Estates in Land

8. Other Legal Estates in Land

9. Equitable Rights in or over Land

10. Informal Creation of Rights in Land

11. Regulation of Trusts and Co-ownership

12. Dealings with Title

13. Freehold Covenants

14. Regulation of Leases

15. Regulation of Mortgages

Gray and Gray's Land Law not only covers all the core topics covered on undergraduate courses in an appropriate level of detail, but brings the subject to life through critical analysis and a contextual approach that explores the social, political and economic significance of land law.

The book adopts a user-friendly approach that makes use of self-test questions, diagrams and summaries to emphasise key issues and illuminate areas of difficulty or controversy. Further reading is also included at the end of each chapter.

Students seeking sophisticated analysis within a manageable length and an accessible format should look no further than Land Law for clear guidance from the leading authorities in the field.

• Takes a critical approach to the study of land law and provides sophisticated, contextual analysis that enables students to appreciate the social, political and economic significance of the subject
• Includes helpful learning features including summaries, self-test questions, further reading and diagrams to ensure students focus on the key issues
• Kevin Gray and Susan Francis Gray are leading experts in the field, providing students with unmatched level of authority and accuracy within a manageable length