Fundamental Concepts of Contract law

• Faculty of Business and Law
• School of Law and Justice
• LAW00114 - Evidence and Civil Procedure

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FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS 1. The Nature and Scope of Personal Property Law Meaning of property: Property is a thing capable of being owned by a person. It recognises the rights of ownership/proprietary rights of the person to the thing; "property" in the thing is vested in the person. Significance of property rights: Property rights are significant because they recognise the following rights in the person Right to possession, use and enjoyment; Right to transfer for value or by gift; Right to...

Resource Topics

• Bailment
• Bill of sale
• Business
• Common law
• Conversion
• Detinue
• Entertainment
• Labor
• Law
• Personal property law
• Politics
• Property law
• Tort law
• Trespass
• Trespass to chattels
• Trover

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