This is an established text providing a clear, concise and straightforward introduction to land law, now thoroughly updated and accompanied by a comprehensive and innovative web site. The text is clear and accessible throughout, ensuring that this complex subject can readily be grasped by those coming to law for the first time. It introduces the essential cases and expertly illustrates their significance, helping the student to gain confidence in accessing and interpreting legal authorities. Understanding is enhanced with a newly created comprehensive web site containing regular property law updates, question banks and quizzes offering a range of useful feedback, model answers to chapter exercises, diagrams and animations to illustrate key concepts, practical scenarios demonstrating the relevance of land law in real life, audio files summarising key issues and chapters.It is newly updated with changes arising from TOLATA and the adoption of Home Information Packs, as well as new cases including Stack v Dowden; Beaulane Properties Ltd v Palmer; JA Pye (Oxford) Ltd v United Kingdom; Ofule v Bossert, making this an up-to-the-minute guide to land law.Pedagogic techniques are used judiciously in every chapter to reinforce learning of the main concepts, including well-selected further reading references, diagrams, summaries of the key points, and exercises to test understanding. The book presents a clear and concise introduction to land law, using accessible language and stressing a full understanding of a few important cases rather than a superficial list of many. Chapters end with revision summaries, exercises to test understanding and suggestions for further reading. An innovative website newly supports the sixth edition.