Land Law (England and Wales)

Land law in England and Wales governs the ownership, use, and rights associated with land and property. It establishes who can own land, how rights like leases or easements work, and the rules for transferring or selling property. It also covers interests such as mortgages, rights of way, and boundaries. The law aims to provide clarity, protect property rights, and resolve disputes. Essentially, it ensures that land is managed fairly and securely, balancing the interests of owners, tenants, and the public.