For many years, practitioners and students in Northern Ireland relied on John Wylie's Irish Land Law. Since the fourth edition in 2010, however, that book has dealt with the law in the Republic only.
This new title is based on the third edition of Irish Land Law but is streamlined, more relevant and more accessible to practitioners and students in Northern Ireland. It includes major case law and statutory developments and a new chapter on proprietary estoppel, and human rights issues, as relevant to land law, are integrated throughout.
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Using JCW Wylie's third edition of Irish Land Law as its base, this new book will cover all aspects of land law relevant to Northern Ireland.
Chapter 1: Introduction and Historical Background to Land Law
Chapter 2: Estates and Interests in Land
Chapter 3: Settlements of Land
Chapter 4: Co-Ownership of Land
Chapter 5: Licences and Similar Interests
Chapter 6: Proprietary Estoppel
Chapter 7: Landlord and Tenant
Chapter 8: Statutory Control of Tenancies
Chapter 9: Mortgages
Chapter 10: Easements
Chapter 11: Freehold Covenants
Chapter 12: Adverse Possession
Chapter 13: Registration of Title
Chapter 14: Registration of Deeds
Chapter 15: Wills
Chapter 16: Intestacy
Chapter 17: Family Provision
Chapter 18 Administration of Estates
Dr Heather Conway is a Senior Lecturer in Law in Queen's University Belfast. Heather's main teaching and research interests lie in the areas of property and land law, especially comparative Commonwealth property law. She has written a number of articles on aspects of co-ownership and has published a leading monograph in this area, Co-Ownership of Land: Partition Actions and Remedies (2nd edition, Bloomsbury Professional, 2012).
