Martin George is Professor of Land Law at City, University of London. Martin was voted Lecturer of the Year on five separate occasions as Associate Professor at the University of Leicester, including in 2020. Martin received the University Distinguished Teaching Fellowship in 2019. He is an Academic Fellow of the Inner Temple, as well as an Academic Member of 4-5 Gray's Inn Square.Antonia Layard is Tutor and Fellow in Law, St Anne's College, and Professor of Law, University of Oxford. Antonia is also on the Editorial Board for the Journal of Law and Society.

It covers the principles of land law in a logical and accessible manner; I have no hesitation in recommending it to my students.

• 1: Introduction to property and land 2: Tenure and estates 3: Law, equity and human rights 4: Unregistered land and the Law of Property Act 1925 5: Registration of title 6: Adverse possession 7: Acquisition of interests in the home 8: The legal framework of co-ownership 9: Leasehold estates 10: Mortgages 11: Easements 12: Freehold covenants 13: Proprietary estoppel 14: Licences

Martin George is Professor of Land Law at City, University of London. Martin was voted Lecturer of the Year on five separate occasions as Associate Professor at the University of Leicester, including in 2020. Martin received the University Distinguished Teaching Fellowship in 2019. He is an Academic Fellow of the Inner Temple, as well as an Academic Member of 4-5 Gray's Inn Square.Antonia Layard is Tutor and Fellow in Law, St Anne's College, and Professor of Law, University of Oxford. Antonia is also on the Editorial Board for the Journal of Law and Society.

It covers the principles of land law in a logical and accessible manner; I have no hesitation in recommending it to my students.

• 1: Introduction to property and land 2: Tenure and estates 3: Law, equity and human rights 4: Unregistered land and the Law of Property Act 1925 5: Registration of title 6: Adverse possession 7: Acquisition of interests in the home 8: The legal framework of co-ownership 9: Leasehold estates 10: Mortgages 11: Easements 12: Freehold covenants 13: Proprietary estoppel 14: Licences

Martin George is Professor of Land Law at City, University of London. Martin was voted Lecturer of the Year on five separate occasions as Associate Professor at the University of Leicester, including in 2020. Martin received the University Distinguished Teaching Fellowship in 2019. He is an Academic Fellow of the Inner Temple, as well as an Academic Member of 4-5 Gray's Inn Square.Antonia Layard is Tutor and Fellow in Law, St Anne's College, and Professor of Law, University of Oxford. Antonia is also on the Editorial Board for the Journal of Law and Society.

It covers the principles of land law in a logical and accessible manner; I have no hesitation in recommending it to my students.

• 1: Introduction to property and land 2: Tenure and estates 3: Law, equity and human rights 4: Unregistered land and the Law of Property Act 1925 5: Registration of title 6: Adverse possession 7: Acquisition of interests in the home 8: The legal framework of co-ownership 9: Leasehold estates 10: Mortgages 11: Easements 12: Freehold covenants 13: Proprietary estoppel 14: Licences