UK Law Essentials – Pocket Revision Companion: Property Law is a concise, exam-focused guide designed to support law students studying Land and Property Law at undergraduate, GDL, and SQE level. It distils complex doctrine into a structured, highly accessible format that prioritises clarity, accuracy, and efficient revision.
 
The manual provides comprehensive coverage of the core syllabus, beginning with the concept of land, including fixtures, boundaries, and airspace, before developing the foundational distinction between legal and equitable interests and the operation of common law and equity. It guides students through the modern system of registered land under the Land Registration Act 2002, alongside the continuing relevance of unregistered land and the land charges system, ensuring a clear understanding of priority, notice, and purchaser protection.
 
Key proprietary relationships are addressed in focused chapters on formalities and the creation and transfer of property interests, licences, proprietary estoppel, and co-ownership, including joint tenancies, tenancies in common, severance, and the operation of TOLATA 1996. The manual also covers central proprietary rights such as easements and profits à prendre, freehold covenants, mortgages and mortgagee rights, and leases, with emphasis on enforceability, covenants, and remedies. It concludes with examinable topics on adverse possession under both the common law and the Land Registration Act 2002, and commonhold as a modern alternative to traditional ownership structures.
 
Each chapter is structured around condensed bullet-point summaries, detailed checkbox revision pages, micro case tables, and targeted MCQs testing both doctrinal knowledge and application. Model essay outlines and mixed-style problem question frameworks are included to strengthen structure, issue-spotting, and analytical technique.