HD LAWS2017 Land Law (2026 incl. eConveyancing Changes and 2025 Easement Cases)
Subject notes for USYD LAWS2017
Description
What’s in them -All 11 topics, in the same order as the 2026 Learning Guide (list below) -Each topic follows the same flow: the provision, what it means, the leading cases with pinpoints, then how it applies on the facts. You can lift that structure straight into a problem question -The prescribed cases are covered, including the newer ones older notes on here won’t have What’s included - Certificates of title and CoRD: both abolished in NSW in October 2021. A lot of older notes still treat them as current, which will cost you marks in Torrens questions - Priority notices (RPA Part 7B), the current Participation Rules, and the electronic lodgment requirements - A much fuller native title section covering the NTA, Yorta Yorta, Ward, Wilson v Anderson, Brown, Griffiths and the 2025 Yunupingu decision - Recent cases: Deguisa v Lynn, Ippin Textiles, Ta Lee v Antonios, Almona v Parklea, and the 2025 easement cases Theunissen v Barter and Dickson v Petrie - EPA Act s (formerly s 28) for covenants Colour coded so you can find things fast in the exam Plum italics = case names Navy = legislation Teal = key principles Red = the things you can’t afford to get wrong Topics Fundamentals – Tenures, Estates and Systems of Land Title Legal and Equitable Interests Native Title Torrens – The Register, eConveyancing, Indefeasibility Torrens – Exceptions to Indefeasibility (Fraud, In Personam, Overriding Statutes) Torrens – Caveats, Priority Notices, Priorities and the Assurance Fund Co-ownership Leases Mortgages Easements and Profits Freehold Covenants
USYD
Semester 2, 2026
186 pages
104,441 words
$99.00
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USYD, Camperdown/Darlington
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February 2018