Heather Conway is a Senior Lecturer in Law in Queen's University Belfast. Heather's main teaching and research interests lie in the areas of property and land law, especially comparative Commonwealth property law. Robin Hickey is a Senior Lecturer in Law at Queen's University Belfast.

• Part A: Land Law and the Nature of Property Rights in Land1. The Organic Nature of the Law of Real Property: Reforming Modern Land LawMARTIN DIXON2. Rethinking the Rules for the Proprietary Effect of Freehold Covenants JAMES C FISHER3. Proportionality and the Vindication of Property Rights SARAH NIELD4. Adverse Possession, Unregistered Land and Title Defects: A Fly in the Ointment of Irish Reform? UNA WOODS5. Repudiatory Breach of Leases—Hard Lessons for the ‘Contractualisation’ of Leasehold Law WARREN BARRPart B: Life and Death in Property Law6. The ‘New’ New Property: Dealing with Digital Assets on Death HEATHER CONWAY AND SHEENA GRATTAN7. The Neighbour, The Carer and The Old Friend—The Complex World of Testamentary Capacity JULIET BROOK8. Disability Discrimination: Recasting the Parameters of Proprietary Rights?SUSAN PASCOE9. Charges for Charges: Home Sales under the Care Act 2014 BRIAN SLOAN10. Egoism and the Return of Charitable Gifts JOHN PICTONPart C: Fraud and Title11. Points of Tension: Fraud and Challenges under Guarantee of Titles Regimes ROD THOMAS12. How Should a System of Registered Title to Property Respond to Fraud and Sharp Practice? GRAHAM FERRIS13. Sham Trusts SIMON DOUGLAS AND BEN MCFARLANEPart D: Property, Place, and Development14. Planning Law Reform and Reconceptualising the Regulation of Land Use CHRIS WILLMORE15. The Anti-wilderness Bias in the Common Law and Modern American Property Law JILL FRALEY16. The Four Dimensions of Public Property JOHN PAGE AND ANN BROWER

Heather Conway is a Senior Lecturer in Law in Queen's University Belfast. Heather's main teaching and research interests lie in the areas of property and land law, especially comparative Commonwealth property law. Robin Hickey is a Senior Lecturer in Law at Queen's University Belfast.

• Part A: Land Law and the Nature of Property Rights in Land1. The Organic Nature of the Law of Real Property: Reforming Modern Land LawMARTIN DIXON2. Rethinking the Rules for the Proprietary Effect of Freehold Covenants JAMES C FISHER3. Proportionality and the Vindication of Property Rights SARAH NIELD4. Adverse Possession, Unregistered Land and Title Defects: A Fly in the Ointment of Irish Reform? UNA WOODS5. Repudiatory Breach of Leases—Hard Lessons for the ‘Contractualisation’ of Leasehold Law WARREN BARRPart B: Life and Death in Property Law6. The ‘New’ New Property: Dealing with Digital Assets on Death HEATHER CONWAY AND SHEENA GRATTAN7. The Neighbour, The Carer and The Old Friend—The Complex World of Testamentary Capacity JULIET BROOK8. Disability Discrimination: Recasting the Parameters of Proprietary Rights?SUSAN PASCOE9. Charges for Charges: Home Sales under the Care Act 2014 BRIAN SLOAN10. Egoism and the Return of Charitable Gifts JOHN PICTONPart C: Fraud and Title11. Points of Tension: Fraud and Challenges under Guarantee of Titles Regimes ROD THOMAS12. How Should a System of Registered Title to Property Respond to Fraud and Sharp Practice? GRAHAM FERRIS13. Sham Trusts SIMON DOUGLAS AND BEN MCFARLANEPart D: Property, Place, and Development14. Planning Law Reform and Reconceptualising the Regulation of Land Use CHRIS WILLMORE15. The Anti-wilderness Bias in the Common Law and Modern American Property Law JILL FRALEY16. The Four Dimensions of Public Property JOHN PAGE AND ANN BROWER

Heather Conway is a Senior Lecturer in Law in Queen's University Belfast. Heather's main teaching and research interests lie in the areas of property and land law, especially comparative Commonwealth property law. Robin Hickey is a Senior Lecturer in Law at Queen's University Belfast.

• Part A: Land Law and the Nature of Property Rights in Land1. The Organic Nature of the Law of Real Property: Reforming Modern Land LawMARTIN DIXON2. Rethinking the Rules for the Proprietary Effect of Freehold Covenants JAMES C FISHER3. Proportionality and the Vindication of Property Rights SARAH NIELD4. Adverse Possession, Unregistered Land and Title Defects: A Fly in the Ointment of Irish Reform? UNA WOODS5. Repudiatory Breach of Leases—Hard Lessons for the ‘Contractualisation’ of Leasehold Law WARREN BARRPart B: Life and Death in Property Law6. The ‘New’ New Property: Dealing with Digital Assets on Death HEATHER CONWAY AND SHEENA GRATTAN7. The Neighbour, The Carer and The Old Friend—The Complex World of Testamentary Capacity JULIET BROOK8. Disability Discrimination: Recasting the Parameters of Proprietary Rights?SUSAN PASCOE9. Charges for Charges: Home Sales under the Care Act 2014 BRIAN SLOAN10. Egoism and the Return of Charitable Gifts JOHN PICTONPart C: Fraud and Title11. Points of Tension: Fraud and Challenges under Guarantee of Titles Regimes ROD THOMAS12. How Should a System of Registered Title to Property Respond to Fraud and Sharp Practice? GRAHAM FERRIS13. Sham Trusts SIMON DOUGLAS AND BEN MCFARLANEPart D: Property, Place, and Development14. Planning Law Reform and Reconceptualising the Regulation of Land Use CHRIS WILLMORE15. The Anti-wilderness Bias in the Common Law and Modern American Property Law JILL FRALEY16. The Four Dimensions of Public Property JOHN PAGE AND ANN BROWER