An introduction to property law in Australia / by Robert Chambers.
2001
N50.K1 CHA
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Title
An introduction to property law in Australia / by Robert Chambers.
Author
Edition
1st edition
ISBN
0455216924
Imprint
Pyrmont, N.S.W. : LBC Information Services, 2001.
Language
English
Description
xliv, 524 p.
Call Number
N50.K1 CHA
Note
Includes index.
Formatted Contents Note
I. What is property?: 1. Understanding property law
2. What is property?
3. What things can be subject to property rights
4. Distribution of property
5. Taxonomy
II. Possession: 6. Possession
7. Competing claims to possession
8. Limitation of actions
III. The Variety of property rights: 9. Variety of property rights
10. Ownership
11. Tenure
12. Estates
13. Equitable rights
14. Security rights
15. Shared rights
16. Non-possessory property rights to land
17. Property rights to intangible things
18. Licences
19. Native title
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
V. Priority of property rights: 27. Competing property rights
28. Priority of legal property rights
29. Priority of equitable property rights
VI. Registration of property rights to land: 30. Registration
31. Deeds registration system
32. Torrens system.
2. What is property?
3. What things can be subject to property rights
4. Distribution of property
5. Taxonomy
II. Possession: 6. Possession
7. Competing claims to possession
8. Limitation of actions
III. The Variety of property rights: 9. Variety of property rights
10. Ownership
11. Tenure
12. Estates
13. Equitable rights
14. Security rights
15. Shared rights
16. Non-possessory property rights to land
17. Property rights to intangible things
18. Licences
19. Native title
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
V. Priority of property rights: 27. Competing property rights
28. Priority of legal property rights
29. Priority of equitable property rights
VI. Registration of property rights to land: 30. Registration
31. Deeds registration system
32. Torrens system.
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