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Course Description
This course provides an in-depth exploration of the legal principles, practices, and processes governing conveyancing and real property law. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the types of conveyancing systems and their relevance within the common law framework. The course delves into the critical components of title searches, deducing the root of title, and drafting agreements for the sale of land.
Participants will examine the roles and responsibilities of key parties involved in conveyancing transactions, including vendors, purchasers, and attorneys-at-law, to understand their collaborative efforts in facilitating property transfers. Additionally, the course covers leases with a focus on the covenants of landlords and tenants and the essential procedures for registration.
By the end of this course, students will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to navigate the complexities of real property transactions and understand their practical application in legal and professional contexts.
Key Topics Include:
- Types of Conveyancing Systems
- Common Law and Real Property
- Title Searches and Deducing the Root of Title
- Agreements for Sale of Land
- Roles of Vendors, Purchasers, and Attorneys-at-Law
- Leases: Landlord and Tenant Covenants
- Registration Processes for Real Property Transactions
This course is ideal for legal practitioners, law students, and professionals interested in gaining expertise in conveyancing and property law.