Property legislation annotated 2009-2011 / Ruth Cannon, BL, Áine Clancy, solicitor, Maples and Calder, Dr Pádraic Kenna, lecturer-in-law, NUI Galway.

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CLEAR, CONCISE,RELIABLE COMMENTARY Property Legislation Annotated 2009-2011 provides expert guidance through the raft of new property legislation introduced over the last few years. It includes annotated commentary on the following Acts: *Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 *Housing and Miscellaneous (Provisions) Act 2009 *Multi-Unit Developments Act 2011 *Property Services (Regulation) Act 2011 The Acts are presented to you by means of section-by-section annotations providing clarity to the legislation. The annotations are extracted from Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated, the established source for high-quality commentary on Irish legislation. About Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated (ICLSA) is a long established service that has been providing commentary on Irish Legislation since 1984. It is also available on www.westlaw.ie The Annotated Legislation Series from Round Hall is a series of titles that are offprinted from ICLSA and published in a handy book format which is convenient to bring to meetings and court. Key Benefits *Brings together all relevant material and saves you time searching for this material when you urgently need this information. *Explains the law in a straightforward, user-friendly way. *Provides references to relevant case law, books, articles and Da#65533;l debates. About the Authors Ruth Cannon LL.B (Dub.), BCL (Oxon), BL is a practising barrister and lecturer-in-law in the Dublin Institute of Technology. #65533;ine Clancy is a solicitor with the Finance law team at Maples and Calder, Dublin. Dr P#65533;draic Kenna is a graduate of University of Warwick and lectures on law of real property and housing law and policy at NUI Galway