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Title to Land
From: The Law of Property
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Most of this chapter is concerned with estates in land, including the nature of an estate and the different kinds of estates that exist in Canada. The chapter begins with the concept of tenure, which is the relationship between the Crown and a person who holds an estate, and ends with Aboriginal title, which is another form of title to land.
Contributors
Robert Chambers
Robert Chambers is a professor at Thompson Rivers University. He practised as a barrister and solicitor in Alberta before obtaining his DPhil from the University of Oxford. He has been teaching and writing about property law for over twenty-five years in Canada, England, and Australia. He was Professor of Private Law at King’s College London, Professor of Property Law at University College London, a professor at the University of Alberta, and a senior lecturer at the University of Melbourne. He is also the author of Resulting Trusts (Oxford, 1997) and An Introduction to Property Law in Australia, 4th ed (Sydney, 2019).
