This lecture, recorded live at a webinar in May 2021, explains how to answer questions about easements and co-ownership.

Generally, a right which does not amount to an interest in land can only be enforced between the original parties. An interest in land, however, is capable of binding a purchaser, subject to the appropriate rules of priority. In this lecture, by reference to the question below, Gianni Vuolo demonstrates how to approach and construct answers […]

This recording explains and demonstrates how to construct an answer to a problem question on adverse possession in the law of property.

This lecture explains the equitable doctrine of proprietary estoppel under which a promise which has been relied on may be enforced.

This lecture explains the required characteristics and modes of acquisition that distinguish leases from mere personal rights of occupation (licences).

This lecture explains how the enforceability of leasehold covenants is affected when a tenant’s lease or landlord’s reversion is assigned to a 3rd party, or tenant creates a sub-lease.

This lecture includes a discussion of some common types of covenant found in leases and with the remedies available for breach of covenant.

This recording deals with the law of mortgages

This lecture deals with covenants (promises by deed) made by the owner of estate in one piece of land to owner of estate in another.

This recording deals with whether a valid enforceable easement was correctly acquired.

This recording deals with the characteristics a right must have to be capable of being held as an easement.

This series of lecture presentations covers the law relating to express and implied co-ownership of land, including the special rules applicable to co-ownership of a family home.

This lecture presentation demonstrates how to answer a question dealing with the acquisition of 3rd party rights in land and whether they have priority when the land is subsequently purchased.

This presentation takes you through the construction of an answer to a question on the nature and creation of leases.

This module deals with the rules of priority of interests – that is, those rules which decide whether or not an existing proprietary right in land binds a purchaser.

This lecture module deals with how to decide whether a proprietary right in land has been acquired.

This introductory presentation sets out a structured approach to learning land law.