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040 _aMCCL
_beng.
_eAACR 2nd rev. ed.
082 _a346.04 MUR
100 _aMurphy, Tim
245 _aUnderstanding property law
_c/ W. Tim. Murphy, Simon Roberts, Tatiana Flessas
250 _a4th ed.
260 _a London :
_bSweet & Maxwell,
_cc2004.
300 _a xi, 291 p. ;
_c22 cm.
440 _aUnderstanding law
500 _aPrevious edition: 1998
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index
505 _ahe idea of property. The study of property law. Ownership and title. The fragmentation of title to land. Equity. Tenancies. Leases and mortgages. Land use and land obligations. Transfer and the circulation of things. The mechanics of land transfer. The 1925 reforms. Beyond 1925: moving towards the e-age? Conclusion.
520 _a"Understanding Property Law provides the background to an area of law that is notoriously inaccessible. Developed piecemeal by lawyers over centuries, the modern law is expressed in language that owes much to objectives and problems from a forgotten past. Standing back from their subject, the authors of this book elucidate how the practices of the past have shaped the development and form of the modern law. In doing so, they stress the role of lawyers as conveyancers in the transactions - such as sale, gift and inheritance - with which their clients become involved. The cultures within which these transactions were realised, and the meanings of these transactions for the lawyers involved, are examined here through direct reference to classic practitioner texts." "This new edition has been extensively revised and updated. Notably, it includes such recent legislative developments as the Land Registration Act 2002. Authoritative and clearly written, Understanding Property Law is an essential introductory text for new law students as well as for readers who wish to understand the context in which property law operates."--BOOK JACKET
546 _aeng.
650 _aReal property
_zEngland
650 _aProperty
700 _aRoberts, Simon
700 _aFlessas, Tatiana
942 _cBK
999 _c11873
_d11873