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Dedication Australian Property Law - Cases, Materials and Analysis - Sixth Edition Imprint Page Contents Preface Cases Statutes Chapter 1: Concepts of Property Chapter 2: Possession, Title and Personal Property Chapter 3: Fixtures, Encroachment and Boundaries Chapter 4: Adverse Possession Chapter 5: The Doctrine of Tenure and Estates Chapter 6: Restraints on Alienation and the Rule Against Perpetuities Chapter 7: Leases Chapter 8: Native Title Chapter 9: Equitable Interests Chapter 10: Priority Rules Chapter 11: The Torrens System Chapter 12: Electronic Conveyancing Chapter 13: Unregistered Interests Chapter 14: Easements Chapter 15: Restrictive Covenants Chapter 16: Mortgages Chapter 17: Co-Ownership Index
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- Author
- Samantha J Hepburn
- Publisher
- LexisNexis Australia
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780409357363
- Category
- nonfiction
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