ADM4486 LAW OF PROPERTY
Course Content
This course aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to the law of property, examining the legal framework that governs thc ownership, possession, and use of real and personal property. The course will begin by exploring the fundamental concepts and principles of property law, including the nature and classification of property rights, the distinction between real and personal property, and the relationship between property law and other areas of law, such as contract law and tort law. The course will then examine the legal framework governing the ownership, possession, and use of property, including the rights and duties of property owners, the limitations on property rights, and the legal consequences of violating property rights. The course will also analyze the legal rules and procedures for the acquisition and transfer of property, including the requirements for a valid transfer, the types of transfers, such as sale, gift, and inheritance, and the legal consequences of defective transfers, such as fraud and mistake. The course will explore the legal mechanisms for the protection of property rights, including the remedies available to property owners in case of infringement or interference with their rights, such as trespass, nuisance, and conversion. The course will also examine the regulation of property use and development, including zoning laws, land use regulations, and environmental protection laws, and their impact on property rights and values. Throughout the course, students will engage with real-world cases and disputes to clarify and illustrate the legal principles and concepts discussed in the course, and to develop their skills in legal analysis and problem-solving. The course will also emphasize the importance of critical thinking and effective communication in the study and practice of property law.
