The Course will cover topics in property law that are directly relevant to legal practice but not typically covered in undergraduate law courses. They may include: commercial, retail and residential leases; freehold covenants; strata and community title; property rights in access to water; new and emerging forms of property consequent on technological and social change. There may also be some in-depth focus on the most important recent legislative developments and case law in general property law. The course will also examine how changes in legal rules bear on the concept of property.

This course is an advanced topical course in property law, primarily useful for students interested in practicing in property law or gaining a theoretical understanding of the purpose, nature and scope of property law.

More information can be found on the Course Outline Website.