Land Law

Revision notes for adverse possession in Land Law. These notes got me a high 2:1 in land law. Clearly maps out everything you need to know to answer adverse possession exam questions. Includes revision notes, revision flow chart and theoretical knowledge and academic opinions. Complete with colours and pictures to aid memory.

Revision notes for Land Law theory to add into an essay question to increase your marks. These are ongoing themes in land law that you should link into essay questions. These notes got me a high 2:1 in land law. Complete with colours and pictures to aid memory.

Revision notes for unregistered land in land law. These notes got me a high 2:1 in land law. Clear notes on unregistered land, including registerable interests, overreaching interests and doctrine of notice. Complete with colours and pictures to aid memory.

Revision notes for registered land in land law. Great document to revise from, maps out clearly everything you need to know to answer a question on registered land. Includes dispositions requiring registration, interests requiring protection in the register, overriding interests and interests that cannot be protected. Also includes academic opinion and theoretical exploration of registered land which is needed to answer an essay/theoretical exam question. Complete with colours and pictures to ai...

After obtaining a general understanding in land law from revision notes (1), revision notes (2) cover more complex legal issues including limitation periods, adverse possession, registration, leases, covenants, licenses, easements and mortgages. The case notes include deeper theoretical analysis to better provide you the network of land law cases and theories. The framework can be easily applied in problem-typed questions and essay questions during examinations.

From fundamental concepts, sale and purchase of land, co-ownership, trusts and estoppel, this revision notes provide concrete framework to tackle examination questions, with clear summary and analysis of various case laws. It is recommended to be read together with Land Law: Revision Notes (2), which cover other more challenging topics.