Master a landmark 1897 act and its administration in one concise guide.
This practical volume explains how the Land Transfer Act of 1897 changes the way real estate is managed after death, with notes and references to key decisions.
The book combines the essential text of the Act with commentary on administration, trustees, and the rights of personal representatives. It offers clear guidance for practitioners handling estates, creditors, and the transfer of land under new rules, all backed by study of contemporary cases and statutory history.
- Plain explanations of how real and personal estate are handled during administration
- Practical discussion of powers, duties, and limits for executors and administrators
- Notes on the interaction between the 1897 Act and earlier statutes
- References to recent decisions affecting land transfer and estate administration
Ideal for lawyers, students, and officials who need a compact, reliable reference on the administration under the new law.