Hong Kong Conveyancing and Property Reports

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Updates : Published annually Format : Bound volume ISBN : 9789888389209

The only series of case reports focusing on all aspects of conveyancing and property in Hong Kong that are of practical relevance and importance to local practitioners.

A cite to behold

Cases have been selected based on practical relevance and importance to local practitioners, including previously unreported cases, particularly from the Lands Tribunal.

We're got you covered

This series is an essential reference for all legal practitioners involved in property and conveyancing work in Hong Kong. Real estate agents, property developers, property managers and building professionals will also find this collection invaluable.

Let us be the judge

"You need a guide like the headnote to tell you whether it's going to be fruitful to read the entire judgment." - William S Clarke

The only comprehensive collection on conveyancing and property case laws in Hong Kong

Covering conveyancing and property decisions from all Hong Kong courts from the period 1980 to present, this series would be invaluable to all practitioners in this area of law.

Refining your case law research to cater to your specific practice area needs

Clarity and consistency

Headnotes have been regularly lauded for their style, providing case details and in-depth analysis with the practitioner in mind.

Caters to your specific need

Provides an invaluable source of conveyancing and property cases logically grouped by subject specific index for your ease of reference.

Strong cross-referencing

Citations are linked to all our other major works such as Halsbury's Laws of Hong Kong, The Annotated Ordinances of Hong Kong and other commentary works which means that no important reference is excluded.

Smart and cohesive headnoting

Headnotes include para references to the judgments for ease of reference to the judgment on a particular point because the reader may only be interested in one or two of several different issues covered in a particular judgment.

Their Lordships regard the use of precedent as an indispensable foundation upon which to decide what is the law and its application to individual cases. It provides at least some degree of certainty upon which individuals can rely in the conduct of their affairs, as well as a basis for orderly development of legal rules.

Per Lord Gardiner LC, Practice Statement [1966] 1 WLR 1234

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Updates: Published annually

Format: Bound volume

ISBN: 9789888389209