Master the essentials of real property conveyancing with a clear, student-friendly guide.
This trusted reference explains how real property law has changed and how to apply those changes in practice. It combines foundational principles with up-to-date annotations, making complex topics easier to study and reference. The book is designed for students and for practitioners who need a reliable, ready reference on conveyancing.
- Learn how estates, interests, and powers are created, exercised, and limited.
- Understand common conveyancing instruments and how they affect title and possession.
- Explore the roles of parties, including infants, husbands and wives, and corporations, in property transactions.
- See practical discussions of inheritance, executors, administrators, and statutes relating to conveyances.
Ideal for students starting a course in real property law and for practitioners seeking a solid, mapping guide to conveyancing topics.