Property, Commercial & Equity Law Victoria University of Wellington
This is a summarized introduction to Property Law with accompanying case briefs on each area. Topics covered are:
The nature of property
The bundle of rights and ownership
Possession
An exploration of intangible property rights (property in ideas and body parts)
Tenure and estate (history, and development in the context of the Mabo and Ngati Apa decisions)
An introduction to nature, purpose and use of formalities in property law
This will give you a core understanding of each topic and allow you to apply you time to more in depth analysis of cases.
Case briefs are set in out a table which divides the facts and law emerging from each case. They contain all the necessary detail required to understand cases and apply them in problem questions and essays. Of especial note are the one and two page summaries of the Ngati Apa and Mabo decisions - cases that span over 60 pages of complex law in their original form.
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