Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from An Outline of the Law of Landlord and Tenant and of Land Purchase in Ireland: For the Use of Students
IN this little work I have endeavoured to state the general principles and the main features of the Law of Landlord and Tenant in Ireland, and also to give a sketch of the provisions governing the purchase of land by occupying tenants by means of advances made by the State. I have done so as shortly and as simply as I could. To attain accuracy in a necessarily incomplete discussion of any legal subject is well nigh impossible, but to have gone minutely into detail would have defeated the object I had in view. The superabundance of decided cases and the intricacy and ill-considered drafting of many of the numerous Acts of Parliament relating to Irish land make it hard to give a clear and coherent statement upon this topic, an intimate and thorough knowledge of which is so important to every Irish lawyer.
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