This seminar paper offers a summary of the many ways that land can be owned, occupied and used, together with an outline of the most common property transactions. It will also suit non-property specialists to gain an overview of property law and land transactions.
Miscellaneous
2002
Principles of property law and land transactions
Source: Northern Territory
Published Date: 27 Sep 2002
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Principles of property law and land transactions
Author(s):
Bill Last
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- Published By: Bill Last
- Published On:27 Sep 2002
- Took place at:Plaza Rydges Darwin
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