Land Law

Definition of land: covers physical extent of land; fixtures; part & parcel of land. Prepared for 2019 examination at Cambridge University. Focused on answering Problem Questions critically and completely.

Extremely in-depth notes on the rules of adverse possession, prepared for 2019 Cambridge University law examination. Covers rules for unregistered land and Land Registration Act 2002 registered land, focused on answering problem questions critically and completely. Author achieved 76% in the adverse possession final examination question.

First class Land Law notes, last updated for Law exams at the University of Cambridge in 2018. These notes are concise & colourful. I have distilled the key principles for the main cases to make revision easier, especially for problem questions. The notes also cover key academic commentary in each area. The notes cover the following areas: 1) Overview & introduction to land law 2) Adverse possession 3) Land registration 4) Land registration 5) Co-ownership, trusts of land and estoppel 6) ...

This is an extremely comprehensive set of notes on Land Law, covering adverse possession, land registration and priorities (including alteration of register), co-ownership and trusts of land, mortgages, regulation of trusts and co-ownership, easements and freehold covenants, and leases and licenses. The author achieved first-class honours.

Comprehensive textbook, lecture and academic notes on Topics in English Land Law. Includes key cases, analysis of the law, academic criticism and my own comments. Got me a 1st

Comprehensive textbook, lecture and academic notes on Topics in English Land Law. Includes key cases, analysis of the law, academic criticism and my own comments. Got me a 1st

Comprehensive textbook, lecture and academic notes on Topics in English Land Law. Includes key cases, analysis of the law, academic criticism and my own comments. Got me a 1st

Comprehensive textbook, lecture and academic notes on Topics in English Land Law. Includes key cases, analysis of the law, academic criticism and my own comments. Got me a 1st