Principles of Irish Property Law

Provides analysis of property law guiding the reader through its various intricacies, distinctions and concepts in both their historical and contemporary contexts. This book considers the impact of the European Convention on Human Rights Act 2003 on property law and to consider the implications of the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Bill 2006.

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Principles of Irish Property Law is a comprehensive discussion of the main areas of property law that concern undergraduate students as well as to those sitting professional examinations in the law of real property. This book is deliberately student-focused and, as well as outlining and explaining the main tenets of Irish property law, represents the first fully-incorporated treatment of the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Bill 2006 within a property law text. Each chapter comprises clear outlines of the current law of property including considerations of the latest case law as well as a consideration of how the changes to be introduced by the 2006 Bill may meet the reform needs of the Irish property law system. Principles of Irish Property Law will be invaluable to students and lawyers, whether by introduction or re-acquaintance, and will undoubtedly become a leading authority for students who require a comprehensive yet accessible text for the study of property law in Ireland.