Property Law & Land Law: Ownership, Leases, Conveyancing & Registration

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• Property Law & Land Law: Ownership, Leases, Conveyancing & Registration 52:23

  • 1: Module 1 Foundations of Property Law 10:40
  • 2: Module 2 Types and Classifications of Property 10:34
  • 3: Module 3 Ownership and Land Registration 10:54
  • 4: Module 4 Land Rights and Encumbrances 09:59
  • 5: Module 5 Leaseholds, Licences, and Adverse Possession 09:16
  • 6: Get your Free CPD Certificate 01:00

The Property Law & Land Law: Ownership, Leases, Conveyancing & Registration course introduces the legal rules that govern land ownership, property rights, and property transactions in the UK. Understanding these principles is essential for anyone involved in property, legal studies, or land administration.

Property transactions involve complex legal rights, responsibilities, and procedures. This course is suitable for learners considering careers in law, real estate, conveyancing, housing, or property management. It helps learners understand ownership structures, land registration systems, and the legal protections surrounding land use and transfer.

This course covers the principles of property law, including ownership, possession, legal rights, equitable interests, leases, licences, and mortgages. Learners will explore how land is classified, how property rights are transferred, and how registration protects ownership interests. The course also explains conveyancing procedures, co-ownership arrangements, proprietary estoppel, and adverse possession. By the end, learners will have a strong understanding of how land law applies in real-world legal and property contexts.

Course Curriculum :

• Module 1: Foundations of Property Law
• General Principles of Property Law
• Ownership and Possession
• Interests and Rights in Property
• Transferability and Formalities
• Concept of Land
• Physical and Legal Boundaries
• Fixtures and Chattels
• Air and Subsurface Rights
• Doctrine of Tenures and Estates
• Tenures: Historical and Modern Context
• Life Estates and Conditional Interests
• Reversionary and Remainder Interests
• Security Interests in Property
• Charges
• Equitable Liens
• Pledges and Possessory Interests
  
• Module 2: Types and Classifications of Property
• Classification of Property
• Real Property
• Personal Property
• Choses in Possession and Choses in Action
• Tangible and Intangible Property
• Freehold and Leasehold Estates
• Freehold Estates
• Leasehold Estates
• Distinctions in Rights and Responsibilities
• Legal and Equitable Rights
• Legal Rights
• Equitable Rights
• Priority and Enforceability
• Impact on Property Transactions
  
• Module 3: Ownership and Land Registration
• Registered Land and Unregistered Land
• Registered Land
• Advantages of Registration
• Unregistered Land
• Challenges and Transition to Registration
• Third-Party Rights in Unregistered Land
• Ownership and Co-Ownership of Land
• Sole Ownership
• Joint Tenancy
• Tenancy in Common
• Trusts of Land and Co-Ownership
• Land Registration Acts 1925 and 2002
• Purpose of the 1925 Act
• Impact of the 2002 Act
• Protection for Third Parties
  
• Module 4: Land Rights and Encumbrances
• Overreaching and Other Rights in Land
• Mechanics of Overreaching
• Rights of Beneficiaries under Overreaching
• Legal Easements as Property Rights
• Restrictive Covenants as Limiting Controls
• Conveyancing and Mortgages
• Stages of Conveyancing
• Mortgage Law and Regulatory Framework
• Mortgagee’s Rights and Remedies
• Borrower Protections and Equity of Redemption
• Propriety Estoppel
• Elements of Proprietary Estoppel
• Types of Assurances
• Remedies and Judicial Discretion
• Influence on Property Transactions
  
• Module 5: Leaseholds, Licences, and Adverse Possession
• Lease or License
• Exclusive Possession and Control
• Duration and Certainty of Term
• Legal Protections and Statutory Rights
• Intent and Agreement Terms
• Requirements of a Lease
• Exclusive Possession
• Certainty of Duration
• Proper Formalities
• Intent to Create Legal Relations
• Adverse Possession
• Requirements for Adverse Possession
• Exclusions and Limitations
• Legal Implications and Impact

Our course is fully CPD-accredited, providing you with up-to-date skills and knowledge and helping you to become more competent and effective in your chosen field.

Once you’ve completed your course, you will immediately be sent a FREE CPD-accredited digital certificate, titled: Property Law & Land Law: Ownership, Leases, Conveyancing & Registration. You will also get a FREE hardcopy certificate (Shipping cost £5.99).

This certificate does not have a fixed expiration date. However, in accordance with industry best practice guidelines, it is recommended that the certification be renewed every 3 years.

• Learners interested in property and land law studies
• Future conveyancing and legal support staff
• Estate agency and property management professionals
• Housing officers and land administration workers
• Anyone involved in property ownership or transactions

• Conveyancing Assistant
• Property Law Paralegal
• Legal Administrator
• Estate Agency Assistant
• Property Manager
• Land Registry Officer
• Housing Officer

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