Registered land Summarised Notes for the Land Law module, LLB, at City, University of London (achieved a 1st class using these)

************ACHIEVED A FIRST (76%)*********** Full Land Law Notes including: 1. the nature and the scope of the law of real property 2. Proprietary Right – estates in land & interests in land 3. The legal or equitable quality of proprietary 4. Overreaching 5. Co-ownership – joint tenancy & tenancy in common 6. Severance 7. The Express and Implied Creation of Co-ownership: Express, Resulting and Constructive Trusts 8. Successive interests in land – TOLATA 1996 Dispute Resolution 9. Ba...

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) ...

A complete set of workshop, lecture and i-tutorial notes that can be used as a revision tool for the GDL exam. Allowed me to achieve a distinction in the module (72%) and a distinction overall for the GDL (75%)

SECURING LAND AND RESOURCE RIGHTS IN AFRICA: PAN-AFRICAN PERSPECTIVES

This document contains all the concepts, and their explanation, present on the last slide of each lecture. From EC 1 until EC 12. This is for the course Management Accounting and Control, given in the master's program Accountancy @ Tilburg University.

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.

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ECON 304 QUIZZ 1. Price as a rationing device Suppose that there are three beachfront parcels of land available for sale in Huntington, and six people who would each like to purchase one parcel. Assume that the parcels are essentially identical and that the minimum selling price of each is $575,000. The following table states each person's willingness and ability to purchase a parcel. Willingness and Ability to Purchase (Dollars) Brian 750,000 Crystal 660,000 Edison 600,000 Hilary 550,000 K...

Easement Summaries Notes for the Land Law module at City, University of London - used to achieve a 1st class