• Combines an informal style with useful learning features and plenty of headings to make this an ideal text for those new to the study of land law.
• Adopts a uniquely visual approach- colour photographs provide an immediate and tangible illustration of how concepts apply in real life and demonstrate the relevance of land law today.
• Diagrams and flowcharts are presented in a fresh, colour design and the many headings guide the reader's progress through the subject.
• Example boxes and documents illustrate concepts and encourage a practical approach, relating theory to real life to encourage a grounded understanding of land law
• Chapter 14: Completing the Puzzle links all topics together showing how they would apply to a fictional piece of land to encourage an integrated and overarching appreciation of the application of land law.
• A chapter on exam skills offers step by step advice on how to revise and how to approach exam questions in land law.
• Every chapter has been thorougly reviewed by land law lecturers for accuracy, style, usability, and content to ensure the book is ideal for the undergraduate land law student.

Readership: This book is primarily aimed LLB students studying the compulsory land law module, usually at level two. It is designed for students requiring a more accessible text. It would also be suitable for CPE students and students studying non-qualifying law degrees such as BA Law.

Sandra Clarke, University of Greenwich, and Sarah Greer, University of Greenwich

"I like the way the chapters are written - student friendly without sacrificing academic rigour. " - Margaret Conway, London Metropolitan

"Completing the puzzle is really good and would be a very useful teaching tool and resource. " - Sarah Hardy, Liverpool John Moores

"Very useful. Example boxes (in other books) have tended to focus on abstract concepts, using a realistic example will be very useful in directing students minds to what they should be identifying as potential problems. " - Catrin Huws, Aberystwyth

"Thinking points are excellent in highlighting the key issues. " - Lesley Lomax, Sheffield Hallam

Part I: Introduction
1: What is Land?
2: The Structure of Land Law
Part II: Legal Estates
3: The Freehold Estate
4: Registration of Title
5: Leases
6: Adverse Possession
Part III: Sole and Joint Owners of Land
7: The Sole Owner of Land
8: Joint Owners of Land (Co-ownership)
9: Trusts and the Family Home
10: Trusts of Land
Part IV: Rights Over Land
11: Easements and Profits
12: Covenants in Freehold Land
13: Mortgages
Part V:The Bigger Picture
14: Completing the Puzzle
15: Exam Technique and the Perils of Question Spotting