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• Title:[Law of real property.]
  A manual of the law of real property / by Robert Megarry.
  
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• Variant Title:Megarry's manual of the law of real property
  
• Author/Creator:Megarry, Robert, 1910-2006, author.
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Rainey, Philip, author.
  Walsh, Michael, author.
  Harrison, Piers, author.
  Dovar, Daniel, author.
  Megarry, Robert, 1910-2006. author. Law of real property,
  
• Published/Created:London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2014.
  

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  • Location:LAW LIBRARY (level 3)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: KD829 .M42 2014
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:c.1 On loan - Due on 05-01-2024
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Real property--England.
  Real property--Wales.
  
• Edition:Ninth edition / by Philip Rainey, QC, Michael Walsh, Piers Harrison, Daniel Dovar.
  
• Description:lxxiii, 542 pages ; 25 cm
  
• Notes:Includes index.
  Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9780414032064
  0414032063
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Introduction
  What is "the law of real property"?
  meaning of "real property"
  How to approach the law of real property
  -"read fast, read often"
  Real property versus conveyancing
  significance of legal history in the study of the law of real property
  Registered and unregistered land
  common law basis of the subject
  complex functions of land
  Legal estates and interests and equitable interests
  estate owner and overreaching
  Historical outline
  Meaning of "real property"
  Tenures and estates
  Effects of the doctrines of tenure and estates
  ch. 2 Estates and Fixtures
  pt. 1 Classification
  Estates of freehold
  Leasehold estates
  Seisin
  pt. 2 Estates of Freehold
  Words of limitation
  Nature of the estates of freehold
  Fixtures
  ch. 3 Law & Equity
  pt. 1 General Principles
  historical basis of equity
  Equity follows the law
  nature of equitable rights
  pt. 2 Species of Equitable Rights
  Trusts
  Other equitable rights
  Creation of equitable rights
  borderline between personal and proprietary rights
  ch. 4 Structure of Modern Land Law
  pt. 1 Structure Put Into Place by the 1925 Legislation
  pt. 2 Registered and Unregistered Land Today
  pt. 3 Aspects Common to Both Registered and Unregistered Land
  Reduction in the number of legal estates
  Extension of the doctrine of overreaching
  ch. 5 Registered Title
  Introduction
  Interests in registered land
  Dealings with registered land
  ch. 6 Contracts for the Sale of Land, Conveyancing and Land Charges
  pt. 1 Contracts for the Sale of Land
  Contracts in practice
  old law: Contracts made before September 27, 1989
  current law: Contracts made after September 26, 1989
  Types of contract and usual terms
  Effect of contract
  pt. 2 Conveyancing
  Introduction
  Registered title
  Unregistered title
  Effect of a conveyance
  Land charges (unregistered conveyancing only)
  ch. 7 Trusts and Real Property
  pt. 1 Successive Interests
  origin of the strict settlement
  Trusts for sale
  pt. 2 Settled Land Act 1925
  pt. 3 Trusts For Sale After 1925
  What is a trust for sale?
  pt. 4 Trusts of Land
  What is a trust of land?
  pt. 5 Trusts and Trustees
  Classification of Trusts
  Formalities for the creation of a trust
  Formalities for transferring an interest under a trust
  Trustees
  Appointment of Trustees
  Retirement and removal of trustees
  Vesting of trust property
  Procedure for settlements
  ch. 8 Co
  Ownership
  pt. 1 Joint Tenancy and Tenancy in Common
  Nature of the tenancies: joint tenancies
  Nature of the tenancies: tenancy in common
  Estates in which the tenancies can exist
  Mode of creating tenancies: general
  Mode of creating the tenancies: at law
  Mode of creating the tenancies: in equity
  Position of the beneficiaries
  ch. 9 Proprietary Estoppel
  Doctrine
  three main elements
  No bar to equitable relief
  Satisfaction of the equity
  Proprietary estoppel and third parties
  ch. 10 Licences
  Types of licences
  Creation of licences
  Revocation of licences
  Transmission of benefit
  Transmission of burden
  ch. 11 Nature and Creation of Lease
  pt. 1 Introduction
  History
  Terminology
  pt. 2 Creation of Leases and Tenancies
  Essentials of a lease or tenancy
  Types of leases and tenancies
  pt. 3 Assignment of Leases and Tenancies
  ch. 12 Determination of Tenancies
  By expiry
  By notice
  By forfeiture
  By surrender
  By merger
  By becoming a satisfied term
  By enlargement
  By disclaimer
  By frustration
  By repudiation
  By rescission
  ch. 13 Rights and Duties of the Parties Under A Lease or Tenancy
  Position in the absence of express provision
  Position under a lease containing the usual covenants
  Position under certain covenants usually found in leases
  Remedy
  ch. 14 Leasehold Covenants
  pt. 1 General Principles
  What is a "covenant" for this purpose?
  pt. 2 Introduction to Enforceability Under Old Leases and New Leases-The Two Regimes Contrasted
  Introduction to enforceability of covenants in old leases
  pt. 3 Old Leases
  Position of the original parties to an old lease
  Position where the assignment of an old lease is effective at law
  Position where the assignment of an old lease is effective only in equity
  Restrictive covenants in an old lease
  pt. 4 New Leases
  Introduction
  Position of landlord and tenant for the time being of a new lease
  Position of former landlords and tenants of a new lease
  Restrictive covenants in a new lease
  ch. 15 Easements, Profits and Incorporeal Hereditaments
  pt. 1 Easements and Profits
  Nature of easements
  Nature of a profit a prendre
  Creation of easements and profits
  Extinguishment of easements and profits
  Species of easements
  Species of profits a prendre
  Rights of access
  pt. 2 Rentcharges
  Nature of rentcharges
  Creation and transfer of rentcharges
  Means of enforcing payment
  Extinguishment of rentcharges
  ch. 16 Freehold Covenants
  pt. 1 Benefit
  benefit at law
  benefit in equity
  pt. 2 Burden
  burden at law
  burden in equity
  pt. 3 Enforcement
  Determination
  Town planning
  ch. 17 Mortgages
  pt. 1 Nature of A Mortgage
  Security
  pt. 2 Creation of Mortgages
  Legal mortgages and charges of unregistered land
  Equitable mortgages and charges
  pt. 3 Rights of the Parties Under A Mortgage or Charge
  Rights of the mortgagee or chargee remedies for enforcing payment
  Other rights of a mortgagee
  Rights common to both parties
  Right of the mortgagor or chargor to redeem
  Other rights of the mortgagor or chargor
  pt. 4 Transfer of Rights
  Death of mortgagor
  Death of mortgagee
  Transfer of equity of redemption inter vivos
  Transfer of mortgages inter vivos
  Discharge of mortgages
  pt. 5 Priority of Mortgages
  Priorities as between mortgagees and beneficial co-owners
  Priorities as between mortgages of unregistered land
  Priorities as between mortgages of registered land
  ch. 18 Adverse Possession and Limitation Periods
  Introduction
  pt. 1 Length of the Period
  pt. 2 Running of Time
  When time begins to run
  Postponement of the period
  Starting time running afresh
  pt. 3 Effect of the Elapse of Time
  Title to land
  pt. 4 Other Limitation Periods Relevant to Land Law
  Arrears of income.