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Cheshire and Burn's Modern Law of Real Property, 18th Edition

Cheshire and Burn's Modern Law of Real Property, 18th Edition

Author: E. H. Burn; J. Cartwright
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780199593408
Published In: September 2011
Format: Paperback
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Presents the modern (21st century) land law in the context of its historical foundations, ensuring the reader gains a full understanding of the subject
Gives a critical account of the law, considering reform proposals throughout, encouraging a deeper understanding of the issues
Provides a clear, well-structured account of the subject, making this text ideal for students of land law and practitioners alike

New to this edition

Fully updated and revised to reflect recent legislation
Contents have been streamlined to make the book more user-friendly and accessible for students
Coverage of leases has been divided into several smaller chapters, making this complex area easier for students to deal with

The eighteenth edition of this classic work on land law has been fully updated and revised to ensure that it presents the modern law of real property - the land law of the twenty-first century - whilst setting the modern law in the context of its historical foundations.

Readership: Students of land law and also practitioners.

Contents:: Part I Introduction; 1: An introduction to land law; Part II The modern law in historical context; 2: The common law system; 3: Modification of the common law by equity; 4: Settlements before 1926; 5: The simplification of the law: 1925, 1996 and 2002; Part III Estates and interests in land; 6: The estate in fee simple absolute in possession; 7: Commonhold; 8: General characteristics and creation of leases; 9: Covenants in leases; 10: Termination of leases and recovery of possession by the landlord; 11: Statutory codes for special leases; 12: The strict settlement and the trust for sale before 1997; 13: The trust of land; 14: Concurrent interests; 15: Future interests: the rules against perpetuities and accumulations of income; 16: Entailed interests and life interests; 17: Determinable interests and interests upon condition subsequent; 18: Easements and profits; 19: Covenants; 20: Rent charges; 21: Mortgages; 22: Equities and proprietary estoppel; 23: Licences; Part IV The creation, transfer and extinction of estates and interests in land; 24: The contract; 25: Formalities required for the creation and transfer of estates and interests in land; 26: Capacity to acquire, hold and transfer estates and interests in land; 27: Unregistered conveyancing; 28: Registered conveyancing; 29: Extinction of estates and interests in land;

Edward Burn, Barrister and Honorary Bencher of Lincoln's Inn, Emeritus Student of Christ Church, Oxford, and formerly Professor of Law, City University, London, and John Cartwright, Solicitor, Student and Tutor in Law, Christ Church, Oxford, Professor of the Law of Contract, University of Oxford, and Professor of Anglo-American Private Law, University of Leiden

E. H. Burn, B.C.L., M.A. Barrister and Honorary Bencher of Lincoln's Inn Professor of Law in the City University Student and Tutor in Law, Christ Church, Oxford 1954 - 1990 Emeritus Student of Christ Church, Oxford since 1990

J. Cartwright, B.C.L., M.A. Student and Tutor in Law, Christ Church, Oxford since 1982 Reader, University of Oxford since 2004 (Lecturer in Law 1982 - 2004) Solicitor

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"The work maintains its winning formula: a conventional coverage, the use of straightforward language, and an incisive and direct mode of legal analysis - Conveyancer and Property Lawyer