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| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Author | Nayan Joshi |
| Publication Date | 2020 |
| ISBN | 9789385444593 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Country | India |
| No. | Contents |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction |
| 2 | Mortgages of Immovable Property and Charges |
| 3 | Rights and Liabilities of Mortgagor |
| 4 | Rights and Liabilities of Mortgagee |
| 5 | Priority |
| 6 | Marshalling and Contribution |
| 7 | Deposit in Court |
| 8 | Redemption |
| 9 | Anomalous Mortgages |
| 10 | Charges |
| 11 | Notice and Tender |
| 12 | Mortgage in Limitation Act, 1963 |
| 13 | Hypothecation |
| 14 | Suits Relating to Mortgages of Immovable Property |
| 15 | Model Forms |
| Weight | 0.65 kg |
|---|
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The first edition of Landlord and Tenant was published as the third volume in the Singapore Law Series and is the first and only book written in Singapore on the area of landlord and tenant law. Two previous chapters relating to rent control and de-control have been removed, as rent control laws have been repealed. They are replaced by HDB Leases (Chapter 11) and Green Leases (Chapter 12), which are topics that are of current interest.
Product description
This book is the second edition of Landlord and Tenant Law by Lye Lin Heng (published in 1990 by Malaya Law Review & Butterworths), which was part of the Singapore Law Series. Comprising twelve chapters, the book is divided into four parts. Part I (Chapters One to Five) introduces the reader to the lease and the special nature of the landlord and tenant relationship. Part II (Chapters Six to Eight) focuses on the rights and obligations of the parties. Part III (Chapters Nine and Ten) deals with the termination of the relationship and examines the different modes of termination and the rights of the parties on termination. Part IV (Chapters Eleven and Twelve) is on Special Leases and it focuses on the HDB Lease (Public Housing) and on Green Leases respectively. This book is aimed at a wide audience, particularly law students, legal practitioners, property developers, real estate agents and the informed layman. It analyses legal concepts and cases, and covers practical aspects such as stamp fees and solicitors’ costs, as well as the procedure for recovery of arrears of rent, and recovery of possession for breach of covenant. The book also highlights the inadequacies of some principles of English land law (on which Singapore’s landlord and tenant law is based), which were developed in a rural, feudal economy. They may not be relevant today, and readers are encouraged to take a critical approach in the context of the urban environment that is Singapore today, drawing on the experience of other common law jurisdictions which are discussed in this book.
Table of contents
1. Land tenure and the lease in Singapore
2. Leases and licenses
3. Legal capacity to grant and take leases
4. Types of leases
5. Creation of leases
6. Rights and obligations of parties to a lease
7. Rent
8. Assignments of leases and the enforcement of covenants
9. Termination
10. Rights of the parties on termination
11. Leases from the HDB – Public housing
12. Green leases
Cousins: Law of Mortgages is a comprehensive explanation of the law and practice concerning mortgages and related court proceedings.
Every type of mortgage agreement is covered whilst detailing the rights and duties of the parties involved. The book examines the areas of dispute between mortgagors and mortgagees, setting out available remedies. It also describes the procedures for amending and transferring mortgages.
There have been substantial changes made in the conceptual framework of Cousins: Law of Mortgages, and a re-ordering of the textual format to assist exposition and to reflect the legal developments which have occurred since the previous edition.
The 3rd edition has been substantially updated with a re-ordering of the textual format to assist exposition and reflect the recent legal developments, Law of Mortgages ensures readers are up to date on the latest legal developments including:-
Author: Peter Butt
Edition: 4
Published: 2001
ISBN: 9780455217536
Length 895 pages
Author: Datuk Dr. Hj. Hamid Sultan Bin Abu Baker
Revised: Dato’ Mah Weng Kwai, Arun Kasi, Amirudeen Bin Hamid Sultan, Dinesh Nadrajog.
ISBN: 9789839880229
Malaysian Land Law and Procedure seeks to provide succinct, comprehensive and up-to-date explanation of the concepts and principles of land law for the benefit of law students, legal practitioners, legal and judicial officers, inhouse lawyers, and others seeking to gain an understanding of Malaysian land law as embodied in the National Land Code (Revised 2020) (Act 828).
This textbook elaborates on the Torrens system as applicable in the land administration system in Peninsular Malaysia, focusing on explaining the statutory provisions of the major areas of land law supported by case law and supplemented with discussion on the procedural aspects.
Practical and contextual in its approach, lucid and engaging in style, this textbook enlivens the subject for students from the legal, theoretical, administrative and procedural aspects. The embedding of case law analysis throughout the book illustrates the law in action. Academic details on key topics are explained in a straightforward manner for an accessible learning experience. This is enhanced by additional examples, extracts, diagrams, and sample documents which provide the building blocks of a clear framework, enabling students to gain a confident understanding of the essential principles. Readers wanting to explore areas of interest in more depth are encouraged to do so by further consulting the references included in the footnotes.
Key Features
Table of Contents
Law | Procedure | Forms | Precedents
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Authors | Datin Harwinder Kaur, Dato R.K. Nandy, Ivanpal Singh Grewal & Jesrina Kaur Grewal |
| Publication Date |
Release Pushed to December 2026 (Incorporating New Developments and Updates) |
| ISBN | 9786299501565 |
| Format | Hardback (1000+ Pages) |
| Country | Malaysia |
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What Experts Say
“Amongst the most complex pieces of legislation after the National Land Code [Revised 2020] are the Strata Titles Act 1985 [Act 318] and the Strata Management Act 2013 [Act 757]. Act 318 was subsequently amended by the Strata Titles (Amendment) Act 2013 [Act A1450]. Together with the related Regulations and the National Land Code, these statutes form a comprehensive legal framework governing strata living in Malaysia.
Datin Harwinder Kaur d/o Harbhajan Singh, the first Sikh lady in Malaysia to be appointed President of the Strata Management Tribunal (SMT), together with her co-authors RK Nandy, Ivanpal Singh and Jesrina Kaur, brings together a remarkable blend of judicial, practical and academic experience. During her tenure at the SMT, she presided over numerous disputes involving proprietors, purchasers, developers, joint management bodies and management corporations, giving her invaluable insight into the practical application of Malaysia’s strata laws.
Her experiences have inspired this comprehensive work, guiding readers through the legal framework governing strata management, the establishment and responsibilities of statutory bodies, and the rights and obligations of developers and proprietors. Across 18 chapters, the authors have combined practical procedures, judicial precedents, legal analysis and practical guidance to address the issues most frequently encountered in strata management.
I am humbled to pen this foreword for Harwinder, Nandy, Ivanpal and Jesrina. I congratulate them on this remarkable achievement, executed with professionalism and clarity. The judiciary, legal practitioners, regulators, students and teachers of law will warmly welcome this masterpiece.”
— The Honourable Dato’ Mary Lim Thiam Suan
Retired Judge of the Federal Court of Malaysia
This book seeks to set out the concepts and principles of Malaysian Land Law that is simplified to enable readers, especially Law students, to grasp a clear understanding of the subject. It is useful for those interested to know more about the modified Torrens System implemented in the Malaysian land administration system. The book focuses on explaining the statutory provisions of the major areas of Land law supported with case law wherever relevant and necessary.
The writing style and distinctive way of presentation that is interactive with the readers addresses common areas of confusion. Topics are broken down into sections that are easy to navigate and understand. Balancing brevity with detail and rigour with accessibility, this book is a truly modern textbook that supports and motivates its readers, helping them to understand and enjoy learning Land Law which is otherwise a complex subject.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. General Concepts of Land Ownership
3. Rights and Powers of the State Authority
4. Dealings and Registration of Dealings
5. Indefeasibility of Titles and Interests
6. Transfers
7. Easement
8. Leases and Tenancies
9. Security Dealings
10. Restraint on Dealings
11. Management of Reserved Land
12. Compulsory Acquisition of Land
13. Strata Titles Law in Malaysia
14. Principles of Islamic Land Ownership
Author: Kant Mani
Publication Date: 2022
ISBN: 9788192990170
Format: Hardback
Country: India