Property A Exam Notes (90)

Description

A comprehensive set of notes for the Property A exam. These long-form notes assisted me to achieve a score of 90 in Property A! I have made the notes logical and well-structured, cover all 12 weeks of lectures, and included information relevant to answering exam questions, so it will be easy to navigate in stressful exam conditions. What is included: Summaries for all essential topics over the semester: o Concepts of Property o Fragmentation o Introduction to Title to Land o Introduction to Legal and Equitable Interests in Land o Doctrine of Tenure and Estates; Life Estates o Possessory Title and Adverse Possession o Acquisition of Proprietary Interests o Leasehold Estates o Contractual licences o Creation of a Leasehold Estate o Regulation of Leases o Leasehold Covenants o Easements o Restrictive Covenants o Mortgages 2. Case Summaries: Clear case summaries included (Facts, Issue and what held) for ALL cases on the semester’s reading guide. These are all coloured in different colours, which helps with remembering principles and finding cases amongst notes in stressful exam conditions. 3. Practice Problems: with ANSWERS including in the more complex topics, that were covered during exam lectures. These helped me understand the harder topics and were super useful in the exams as some exam questions had similar concepts. 4. Extracts of legislation: integrated into each topic (no need to carry a separate set of legislation, or scramble to find a particular subsection that relates to a topic). The legislation is also coloured so easy to remember and pick out during stressful exam scenarios. However please make sure you update according to changes in reading guide. 5. Question Structures: Step by step question structures in the more complex topics, with summaries at the end of most topics. These provide checklists to make sure all relevant points are covered during answering an question in an exam. Note: Some topics have ‘not examinable’ written next to them – however the reading guide may have changed between semesters so always make sure to double check what is examined and what is not.