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An Introduction to Property Law in Australia 4th ed


ISBN13: 9780455241173
Previous Edition ISBN: 9780455230542
Published: December 2018
Publisher: Thomson Reuters Australia
Country of Publication: Australia
Format: Paperback
Price: £131.00



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The fourth edition of An Introduction to Property Law in Australia is updated throughout to take account of new developments in all areas of property law, legislation, case law and academic opinion.

An Introduction to Property Law in Australia is designed to help the reader gain a deeper understanding of property law by explaining (in plain language) the analytical framework of the subject. This new edition has a broad coverage of almost every aspect of real and personal property law.

Topics covered inlcude such diverse branches of property law as company shares, domestic partnerships, intellectual property, native title, natural resources and succession on death. it deals with all the various sources of property rights from adverse possession to unjust enrichment.

Naturally, all the essentials are covered, starting with the meaning of property and moving through the full range of property concepts to finish with a full and lucid account of the Torrens system of land registration.

Subjects:
Property Law, Other Jurisdictions , Australia
Contents:
I WHAT IS PROPERTY?
1. What is property?
2. The Things Subject to Property Rights
3. Distribution of Property
4. Taxonomy
II POSSESSION
5. Possession
6. Competing Claims to Possession
7. From Possession to Ownership
III THE VARIETY OF PROPERTY RIGHTS
8. Ownership
9. Tenure
10. Estates
11. Equitable Rights
12. Security Rights
13. Shared Rights
14. Non-Possessory Rights to Land
15. Rights to Intangible Things
16. Licences
17. Native Title
IV CREATION AND TRANSFER OF PROPERTY RIGHTS
18. Creation and Transfer by Consent
19. Succession on Death
20. Detrimental Reliance
21. Unjust Enrichment
22. Wrongdoing
23. Physical Changes to Things
V PRIORITY OF PROPERTY RIGHTS
24. Priority of Legal Rights
25. Priority of Equitable Rights
VI REGISTRATION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS
26. Deeds Registration
27. Torrens System
28. Personal Property Security