TLLB207 Property Law

TLLB207 Property Law
Campus:Eveleigh, NSW 2015
Units of Credit:6
Pre-requisite or Co-requisite:Pre-requisites: TLLB101 Legal Process, TLLB102 Legal Method, TLLB105 Contract Law
EFTSL*:0.125
Indicative Contact Hours per Week:4
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Unit Overview:
This unit introduces students to a general overview of the law governing personal and real property, emphasising the concepts of possession and title, the fragmentation of proprietary interests, and the various ways in which common law and legislation resolve disputes between competing interests. The greater part of the unit is devoted to the nature, creation, acquisition, exercise, and remedies for the protection, of interests in real property (land). The unit covers legal and equitable interests in land, the acquisition and transfer of such interests by purchase, gift and adverse possession, priority rules, leases, mortgages, easements, and concurrent ownership. Particular attention is paid to the Torrens system of registration of title.

*EFTSL = Equivalent full-time study load

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