Course overview
The Property and Real Estate Law course aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of property law's pivotal role in economic, legal, and social systems. Through exploration of key concepts such as real and personal property distinctions, estates in land, and the Torrens system of land title, students will grasp the intricacies of property ownership and protection. Topics include leases, tenancies, mortgages, easements, and restrictive covenants, offering insight into practical applications. By delving into these subjects, students will gain a deeper appreciation for the complexities of property law and its profound impact on daily life, fostering informed decision-making in various legal and professional contexts.
- Foundations Of Property Rights
- Real Property And Estates And Interests In Land
- Registration Systems And Competing Interests
- Selected Law And Legislation Impacting Upon Transactions In Land
Course learning outcomes
- Apply the fundamental principles of property law from a theoretical and practical perspective.
- Explain the Torrens system as it applies in South Australia and Australia.
- Describe the concepts which underlie the reasoning for the protection of legal and equitable interests.
- Describe the concepts which underlie the reasoning for the protection of legal and equitable interests.
- Demonstrate Business Enterprise Skills: i) Self Management (intermediate level); ii) Problem Solving (intermediate level); and iii) Written Communication (intermediate level).
Degree list
The following degrees include this course