Law of Property

• Unique overview of all aspects of property law - most books only deal with land; this also covers personal property and trusts
• Explains the underlying themes and principles of modern property law enabling students to grasp overlapping areas of land and trust law courses
• Fully revised and updated to include all recent legislative changes

Readership: Undergraduates following Property Law modules on LLB and BA Law degrees.

F H Lawson, Formerly Professor of Comparative Law, University of Oxford, and Bernard Rudden, Emeritus Professor of Comparative Law, University of Oxford

"A good text dealing with basic Principles of property. A Cronin"

Part I: Introduction1: The Subject, Setting, and Sources
Part 2: Property in General2: The Classification of Things
3: The Acquisitions of Property Interests
4: The Protection of Property Interests
Part 3: Common-Law Techniques5: Concepts and Categories
6: Ownership and its Fragmentation
7: Land Legislation for England and Wales 1925-2001
Part 4: Standard Patterns8: Leases and the Like
9: Security
10: Real Property: Servitudes
11: Succession
Part 5: Property as Wealth12: Wealth
13: The Control of Endowment
14: Conclusion