LLB323 Law of Immovable Property II
This course follows through as a sequel to Immovable Property Law I, building upon the foundational principles introduced, focusing on legal and equitable interests in land and exploring the relationship between landlords and tenants and the peculiar nature of leases and licenses as interests in land. The course also delves into the dynamics of the state’s power of eminent domain as well as the rules governing same.
The course will equip students with:
- a comprehensive understanding of common law interests in land,
- A grasp of the legal framework on licenses and leases
- Competence in identifying the applicable legal rules in the resolution of real estate disputes
- Common Law Interests in Land
- Legal and Equitable Interests in Land
- Co-Ownership Under Ghanaian Law
- Landlord-Tenant Relations
- Land Transactions and Associated Disputes
- Compulsory Acquisition and State Land Administration
- Land Law Reform
LLB Law with Public Policy core
- Prerequisites: Law of Immovable Property I
Offered: Semester Two
Course Type: Seminar, Lecture, Experiential
- Credit Hours: 3
- Ashesi Credit Units: 1
