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Author Chambers, Robert, 1957- author

Title An introduction to property law in Australia / by Robert Chambers
Edition Second edition
Published Pyrmont, N.S.W. : Lawbook Co., 2008
Pyrmont, NSW : Lawbook Co., 2008

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 WATERFT LAW  KN 50 K1 Cha/Itp 2008  AVAILABLE
 MELB  KN 50 K1 Cha/Itp 2008  DUE 25-05-24
Description lxxix, 522 pages ; 25 cm
Contents Part I. What is property? -- 1. Understanding property law -- 2. What is property? -- 3. The things subject to property rights -- 4. Distribution of property -- 5. Taxonomy -- Part II. Possession -- 6. Possession -- 7. Competing claims to possession -- 8. From possession to ownership -- Part III. The variety of property rights -- 9. Variety of rights -- 10. Ownership -- 11. Tenure -- 12. Estates -- 13. Equitable rights -- 14. Security rights -- 15. Shared rights -- 16. Non-possessory rights to land -- 17. Rights to intangible things -- 18. Licences -- 19. Native title -- Part IV. Creation of property rights -- 20. Creating rights -- 21. Intentional transfers -- 22. Succession on death -- 23. Detrimental reliance -- 24. Unjust enrichment -- 25. Wrongdoing -- 26. Physical changes to things -- Part V. Priority of property rights -- 27. Competing rights -- 28. Priority of legal rights -- 29. Priority of equitable rights -- Part VI. Registration of property rights to land -- 30. Registration -- 31. Deeds registration system -- 32. Torrens system
Summary "The second edition of 'An Introduction to Property Law in Australia' is substantially revised throughout, but maintains a clear, friendly style and broad coverage of almost every aspect of real and personal property. The coverage has been expanded to include several new areas of property law, including powers of appointment, strata and unit titles, and subrogation. Leasehold covenants are explored in more detail. The law has been updated throughout, with discussions of developments in Australia and overseas in all areas of property law, including domestic partnerships, human cloning, and intellectual property. Improvements to the structure of the text include the addition of footnotes to help readers find cases, statutes and other materials for further study. There are references to statutes in all Australian jurisdictions, as well as uniform citations to cases to facilitate electronic research." -- Publisher's website
Analysis Land & property law (Australia)
Notes Includes index
Previous edition: 2001
Bibliography Bibliography; pages 481-497
Subject Possession (Law) -- Australia.
Property -- Australia.
Right of property -- Australia.
Things (Law) -- Australia.
ISBN 0455223203 (Paper)
9780455223209 (paperback)