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Zusatztext Elements of Land Law is comprehensive and provocative! with a very high level of supporting detail. Informationen zum Autor Kevin Gray is Dean of Trinity College, Cambridge and a Professor of Law in the University of Cambridge.Susan Francis Gray is a Solicitor of the Senior Courts, and a former Assistant Land Registrar at HM Land Registry. Klappentext Gray & Gray is the definitive textbook on land law. Esteemed for its depth and breadth of coverage and its scholarship, the fifth edition of Elements of Land Law remains the must-have textbook for students. Frequently cited in court, the wealth of references and footnotes ensure that this text is an unparalleled springboard for further research. Zusammenfassung Gray & Gray is the definitive textbook on land law. Esteemed for its depth and breadth of coverage and its scholarship, the fifth edition of Elements of Land Law remains the must-have textbook for students. Frequently cited in court, the wealth of references and footnotes ensure that this text is an unparalleled springboard for further research. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS 1.1: Introduction 1.2: Land 1.3: Estates and tenures 1.4: Law and equity 1.5: Property 1.6: Human rights 1.7: The organisation of proprietary interests in land Part 2. POSSESSION AND TITLE 2.1: Possession 2.2: Title Part 3. FREEHOLD OWNERSHIP 3.1: The fee simple estate 3.2: Freehold ownership of commonhold land 3.3: Enforcement of freehold covenants at law 3.4: Enforcement of freehold covenants in equity Part 4. LEASEHOLD OWNERSHIP 4.1: Definitions and characteristics 4.2: Creation, disposition and termination of leases 4.3: Leasehold obligations 4.4: Landlord's remedies for tenant default 4.5: Enforeability of leasehold covenants 4.6: Enfranchisement and the right to buy 4.7: Statutory regimes of landlord and tenant law Part 5. EASEMENTS AND PROFITS A PRENDRE 5.1: Definitions and characteristics 5.2: Creation and termination 5.3: Effect on third parties Part 6. SECURITY INTERESTS IN LAND 6.1: Mortgages and charges 6.2: Protection for the mortgagor 6.3: Protection for the mortgagee 6.4: Remedies of the mortgagee 6.5: Priority of mortgages 6.6: Rentcharges and rights of entry Part 7. BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP 7.1: Trusts 7.2: Resulting trusts 7.3: Constructive trusts 7.4: Co-ownership 7.5: Trusts of land 7.6: Successive interests Part 8. DEALINGS AND THEIR EFFECT 8.1: Contract and transfer 8.2: Dealings with registered estates 8.3: Dealings with unregistered estates Part 9. OTHER MODES OF ACQUISITION 9.1: Adverse possession 9.2: Proprietary estoppel 9.3: Succession and donatio mortis causa Part 10. PRIVACY, ACCESS AND EXCLUSION 10.1: Trespass and privacy 10.2: Bare licences 10.3: Contractual licences 10.4: Licences coupled with an equity or a grant 10.5: Impact of licences on third parties 10.6: Limits of autonomous control over access 10.7: Civic rights of access to land Part 11. PUBLIC REGULATION OF LAND 11.1: Control of land use 11.2: Takings of land ...
