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    Property law in Hong Kong : an introductory guide / Stephen D. Mau.

    • Title:Property law in Hong Kong : an introductory guide / Stephen D. Mau.
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    • Author/Creator:Mau, Stephen D., author.
    • Published/Created:Hong Kong : Hong Kong University Press, 2014.
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    • Library of Congress Subjects:Real property--China--Hong Kong.
      Conveyancing--China--Hong Kong.
    • Edition:2nd ed.
    • Description:xxxiii, 212 p. ; 22 cm
    • ISBN:9789888208616 (pbk.)
      9888208616 (pbk.)
    • Contents:Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction to Property [
      ] Generally
      A. Overview
      B. Organization
      C. Definition
      D. Possession and Bailment
      E. Possession and the Finder Doctrine
      F. Classification of Property
      2. Estates
      A. Freehold Estate
      i. Fee Simple
      ii. Fee Tail
      iii. Life Estate
      B. Co-ownership [
      ] Types
      i. Joint Tenancy
      ii. Tenancy in Common
      C. Co-ownership [
      ] Creation
      D. Co-ownership [
      ] Determination
      3. Licence and Leasehold Estate
      A. Introduction
      B. Licence [
      ] Types
      i. Bare Licence
      ii. Licence Coupled with an Interest
      iii. Contractual Licence
      C. Leases [
      ] Definition
      i. Exclusive Possession
      ii. Fixed Duration
      D. Leases [
      ] Types
      i. Fixed-term Lease
      ii. Periodic Lease
      iii. Tenancy at Will
      iv. Tenancy at Sufferance
      E. Leases [
      ] Formal Requirements
      F. Obligations of Landlords and Tenants
      i. Landlord's Implied Covenants
      ii. Tenant's Implied Covenants
      iii. Usual Covenants
      iv. Remedies for Breach of Covenants
      4. Alienation and Determination of Lease
      A. Alienation of Leases
      B. Determination of a Lease
      i. Lapse of Time
      ii. Notice
      iii. Surrender
      iv. Merger
      v. Forfeiture
      a. Relief against Forfeiture
      b. Waiver
      vi. Estoppel
      vii. Distress
      C. Domestic Leases
      i. Landlord's Procedures under the Former Provisions
      ii. Tenant's Procedures under the Former Provisions
      iii. Landlord's Grounds for Opposition under the Former Provisions
      iv. Lands Tribunal's Procedures under the Former Provisions
      D. Commercial Leases
      E. Transfer of Deposits
      5. Fixtures
      6. Adverse Possession
      7. Servitudes
      A. Easements
      B. Profit a Prendre
      C. Creation of Servitudes
      i. By Statue
      ii. By Express Grant
      iii. By Express Reservation
      iv. By Implied Grant
      a. Under the rule in the case of Wheeldon v Burrows
      b. Arising by Necessity
      c. Servitudes of Common Intention
      d. Implied Reservation
      e. Presumed Grant (Prescription)
      1. Prescription at Common Law [
      ] User since Time Immemorial
      2. Doctrine of Lost Modern Grant
      3. Prescription Act 1832
      D. Extinguishment of Servitudes
      i. Legislation
      ii. Express Release
      iii. Implied Release
      iv. Unity of Possession and Ownership
      v. Effluction of Time
      vi. Alteration in the Dominant Tenement
      E. Restrictive Covenants
      8. Mortgages
      A. Mortgages
      B. Legal Mortgage
      C. Equitable Mortgage
      D. Landholding in Hong Kong [
      ] Leasehold Mortgage
      i. Mortgagee's Rights and Remedies
      a. Damages
      b. Entry into Possession
      c. Foreclosure
      d. Exercise of the Power of Sale
      e. Receivers
      ii. Mortgagor's Rights and Remedies
      9. Leasehold Ownership in Hong Kong
      10. Multi-storey Buildings in Hong Kong
      A. Ownership Schemes
      i. Consent Scheme
      ii. Non-consent Scheme
      B. Incorporated Owners
      C. Deed of Mutual Covenant
      11. Sale and Purchase Agreements
      A. General Legal Considerations
      B. Preliminary Agreements/Provisional Agreements
      i. Role of the Estate Agent
      ii. Contents of Preliminary Agreements
      iii. Enforceability of Preliminary Agreements
      C. Formal Sale and Purchase Agreement
      i. Generally
      ii. Contents of the Sale and Purchase Agreement
      D. Remedies
      i. Specific Performance
      ii. Repudiation and Rescission
      iii. Action to Recover Damages
      iv. Other Remedies
      a. Forfeiture of Deposit
      b. Liquidated Damages [
      ] Payable by Seller
      c. Liquidated Damages [
      ] Payable by Buyer
      d. Exclusion of Common Law Remedies
      E. Assignment
      i. Formal Requirements and Practices
      ii. Confirmations
      iii. Nominations
      iv. Covenants and Obligations
      v. Mortgages
      vi. Co-ownerships and Multi-storey Buildings
      F. Completion
      i. Completion Practices
      ii. Stamp Duty
      iii. Land Registration
      iv. Title Registration.
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