Titlebook: Law and the Built Environment; Douglas Wood Textbook 1999Latest edition Douglas Wood 1999 construction.environment.law

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Aspects of Public Law,the Nineteenth Century which have been developed into a more modern format, while others are of recent origin. Growing awareness of the problems which beset a highly industrialised society together with increased public interest in environmental matters have put these areas of law in the public eye more than ever before.

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ly based text intended mainly for undergraduate students who have to study law as part of their Built Environment course. The aim of the book is to help students to resolve law-based problems and enable them to have a general idea of the legal position if they encounter relevant problems after finis

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The Administration of Law, in this book have application in England and Wales. Some of the principles apply in Scotland and Northern Ireland as well, but in areas such as the organisation of the court system and the methods of transferring land there are significant differences.

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The Law of Tort,result in a civil action in tort and also in criminal proceedings. Common examples include road traffic accidents and accidents at work. In such circumstances each set of proceedings is dealt with differently, one aiming to compensate the victim and the other to punish the wrongdoer. Liability in co

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The Law of Property,tion is made between land/buildings and other types of property. In Civil law systems, this distinction is between Immoveable property (land and buildings upon it) and Moveable property (everything else). This indicates the permanent nature of land and its unique status in contrast to other forms of property.

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ly based text intended mainly for undergraduate students who have to study law as part of their Built Environment course. The aim of the book is to help students to resolve law-based problems and enable them to have a general idea of the legal position if they encounter relevant problems after finishing their studies.