Product Description

Taking a fresh, analytical approach, Mark P. Thompson introduces students to the basic principles of modern land law. Explaining and exploring all the key features of the subject, this concise and engaging text offers comprehensive and accessible coverage of all the major topics studied by undergraduates, addressing contemporary debates, and analysing the social context of modern land law, and the policy tensions to which it gives rise. This new edition has been fully revised and updated to take into account recent changes in land legislation. It contains extensive reference to the Land Registration Act 2002, discussion of the Electronic Communications Act 2000, Commonhold, and changes to mortgages as a result of the House of Lords decision in Royal Bank of Scotland (No.2) v Etridge. It also contains reduced coverage of the 1925 legislation. Designed to map directly on to mainstream university courses, this book remains the ideal text for undergraduates, retaining a traditional structure that reflects the way courses are taught, and avoiding excessive detail and the treatment of more esoteric topics.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #531082 in Books
• Published on: 2003-01-01
• Original language: English
• Binding: Hardcover
• 533 pages

Review
"Very comprehensive text of EC Employment law. Ideal for students and practitioners in the area", Dr R Smith, Robert Gordon University "It is an excellent text (brilliant even!)Up to date EC Labour/ European Law; clearly written and analyses brilliantly", S Hardy, UMIST "comprehensive, up to date, in depth analysis with excellent contextual discussion", R Heaton, Nottingham Trent University "Excellent, up to date - the best for EU Employment law" "This is a very sound exposition of the law. It covers the areas recognised as mainstream social law as well as more narrowly defined areas of employment", University of Glasgow "Barnard writes better than any other author in this area. Her analysis is clear and the text is up to date", Sarah Gale, City University "Brilliant. My students will find it immensely useful", Mr Kenner, University of Leicester "Exceptionally clear, thorough and up to date", H Collins, LSE "will be especially useful for honours students, taking in depth look at employment law at EC levels especially regarding equal pay and equal treatment; overall very comprehensive treatment of subject" Niamh Shuibtre, University of Edinburgh "Very useful and well researched text on an increasingly important area of the subject", Keith Puttick, Staffordshire University

S Hardy, UMIST
"It is an excellent text (brilliant even!)Up to date EC Labour/ European Law ; clearly written and analyses brilliantly"

R Heaton, Nottingham Trent University
"comprehensive, up to date, in depth analysis with excellebt contextual discussion"