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Real Estate Management Law, 7th Edition

Real Estate Management Law, 7th Edition

Author: Richard Card; John Murdoch; Sandi Murdoch
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780199572045
Published In: August 2011
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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The only book to cover all the key law requirements for students of real estate management and related courses
Authored by the foremost authorities in the field

New to this edition

Features increased coverage of both land law and landlord and tenant law
Includes a reworked section on planning law
Language has been clarified and simplified throughout to avoid over-legalistic terms, making it easier to understand for students with no law background
New pedagogy is included, with bulleted chapter introductions, key points throughout each chapter, and self-test and scenario questions at the end

Now in its seventh edition, and 31st year, Real Estate Management Law has been revitalised to maintain its position as the leading textbook for students of real estate management, and related subjects.
Written with these courses firmly in mind, and featuring up-to-date case law and coverage of new legislation, this new edition also features increased coverage of both land law and landlord and tenant law, as well as a fully updated section on planning law. The introduction of chapter overviews, key points, and self-test and scenario questions throughout the text, makes this book more readable and all-inclusive than ever before.

Readership: Postgraduate students of land, environmental and planning law, or those on professional urban planning, land management, estate management or real estate courses.

PART I: OUTLINE OF THE ENGLISH LEGAL SYSTEM

1: Introduction

2: Administration of the Law

3: Sources of English Law

PART II: THE LAW OF CONTRACT

4: Introduction

5: Agreement

6: Binding Agreement

7: Contractual Terms

8: Performance and Breach

9: Exemption Clauses, and Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts

10: Discharge by Frustration