A Century of the 1925 Property Legislation Conference, 08-09 September 2025Info Location Attendee Categories Additional Items Contact More Info Event Information
DescriptionIn the period 1922 to 1925, a series of groundbreaking legislative enactments reframed English property law in terms favourable to alienation and a market in land, providing the basis on which much of the relevant modern law rests. The Law of Property Act, Trustee Act, Settled Land Act, Administration of Estates Act, Land Registration Act, and the Land Charges Act 1925 together set out a new vision for how rights in land, trusts, inheritance, and land registration would work. Whilst much of that legislation has now been repealed, updated, or superseded, the Law of Property Act 1925 remains the key statute for land law in England and Wales. Elsewhere, the legacies of 1925 have shaped the development of subsequent legislation, case law, and reform.
University of Cambridge (UoC) Staff and Students, please see More Info tab for guidance how to register to attend.
Attendee Categories2. UoC Student/Staff Registration: Internal Cross-Charge (£60)
Additional Items2. UoC Student/Staff Registration: Internal Cross-Charge (£60) – Event Options
More InformationFor more information, visit conference website.
Accommodation A limited number of single and twin ensuite rooms are available at Selwyn College for conference guests on 7 and 8 September. Guests can book these rooms directly at: https://www.sel.cam.ac.uk/conferences/accommodation-booking, using the code SEL31335. After inputting the code, scroll through to September, and those dates will be highlighted. Room bookings include breakfast.
University of Cambridge (UoC) Staff and Students Registration Attending in this event is not free of charge. UoC staff/student whose department / grant is covering their registration will be charged the appropriate fee but should select UoC Student/Staff Registration: Internal Cross-Charge initially to trigger the internal charging process. A cost centre / grant code is required for student/staff from Faculty of Law to complete the registration process. An approved Purchase Order is necessary if you are from another department. Kindly liaise with your finance team to obtain an approved Purchase Order or a valid Cost Centre / Grant code before registering.
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