Principles of Land Law (in English)
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These podcasts were prepared by Prof. Michael Lower for his teaching of the course SLW9602 - Principles of Land Law at CUHK in 2009 . It is a series of short talks giving listeners an understanding of the principal features of Hong Kong's system of land law. Although they are principally intended for an audience with some legal training it is hoped that they will be accessible to a general audience too. Land Law is essentially the study of the several forms of ownership rights (and other non-proprietary interests) in land. The podcasts will explain the legal understanding of 'land' and the sorts of interest in land that can be acquired and the way that these interests can be acquired. They explain who 'wins' when there are conflicting claims in respect of the same piece of land. The series look at how interests in land are created and how they can be given away, sold, brought to an end and so on.

Lecture 11 - Mortgages (Audio)

This podcast, the last in the series, is about mortgages. It explains the essential characteristics of the mortgage and the rights that it confers on ...
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Lecture 08 - Easements (Audio)

This podcast looks at the law concerning easements. Easements are rights over a parcel of land for the benefit of another nearby parcel of land. Examp...
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Lecture 07 - Co-ownership (Audio)

This week's podcast looks at the law on co-ownership. An interest in land is often owned by several people together. For example, a flat might be co-o...
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Lecture 05 - Licenses (Audio)

This week's podcast looks at the licence. The bare licence is a simple permission to be on someone else's land. It can be revoked at any time and does...
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Lecture 03 - Formalities (Audio)

This podcast explains the formalities laid down by Hong Kong Land Law for the creation and transfer of interests in land. It explains why formalities ...
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Lecture 02 - Leases (Audio)

This podcast explains the essential characteristics that distinguish the lease from the licence. The lease is both a type of contract and an interest ...
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