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eConveyancing book scrutinises property law
27 Mar 2019 / conveyancing Print

eConveyancing book scrutinises property law

A new title published by Clarus Press provides an up-to-date examination of key developments in property law, comparing Irish approaches with England and Wales and other countries.

Best practice

eConveyancing and Title Registration in Ireland examines international best practice models with leading writers in the field setting out the key challenges in moving to this new system.

This book should be useful to anyone working in the area of conveyancing and title registration, as well as policy and law makers.

Pictured at the launch are Dr Charles O’Mahony, head of School of Law at NUI Galway, Justice Mary Laffoy, retired judge of the Supreme Court and co-editors Sandra Murphy, solicitor and Irish Research Council PhD Scholar at NUI Galway and Dr Padraic Kenna of the School of Law at NUI Galway. 

 

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