Unlawful Interference with Land

This popular and practical work provides a detailed account of the law relating to all aspects of unlawful interference with land. Covering trespass, nuisance, statutory nuisance and remedies, it is the only book to offer such comprehensive treatment of the subject. It is an ideal practitioner text, drawing together elements of property law, tort and litigation, presenting detailed analysis of cases and extensive practical discussion. * A major practitioner work drawing together many diverse areas of law * Provides both common law and statutory remedies for occupiers of land in depth and in one volume * Analyses the significant effect of the Human Rights Act 1998, the Countryside & Rights of Way Act 2000 and the Land Registration Act 2002 * Updated with discussion of landmark cases such as Southwark LBC v. Mills and Pye v. Graham