Publisher's Synopsis
The Law of Property in Northern Ireland provides a concise and accessible introduction to principles of property law as they apply in Northern Ireland.
Presenting the first dedicated survey of case law and legislation specific to Northern Ireland, the book provides an essential resource for those seeking to understand property law in this jurisdiction. Written with the student of property law in mind, the book draws extensively on the case law of the Northern Ireland Courts to illustrate key principles and concepts of property law in the unique context of Northern Ireland.
The authors highlight and discuss key areas of law where the law in Northern Ireland differs from that in other jurisdictions, and provides up to date coverage of current issues in property law, including the most recent recommendations of the Northern Ireland Law Commission.
Covering topics such as estates, adverse possession, leases, co-ownership and mortgages, as well as additional chapters on wills and intestacy, the book is sure to become a valuable reference point for students and practitioners alike.
Contents:
Chapter 1 - Estates and Interests in Land
Chapter 2 - The Extent of Property
Chapter 3 - Law and Equity
Chapter 4 - Registration
Chapter 5 - Land Law in Historical Context
Chapter 6 - Adverse Possession: The Common Law Doctrine
Chapter 7 - Adverse Possession: Challenge and Reform
Chapter 8 - Leases
Chapter 9 - Licences and Proprietary Estoppel
Chapter 10 - Freehold Covenants
Chapter 11 - Incorporeal Hereditaments
Chapter 12 - Co-ownership
Chapter 13 - Mortgages
Chapter 14 - The Law relating to Wills
Chapter 15 - Intestacy And The Inheritance (Provision For Family & Dependents) (Northern Ireland) Order 1979
