Understanding the Law of Assignment - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-viii

Foreword

pp ix-x

Preface

pp xi-xiv

Cases

pp xv-xxxii

Legislation

pp xxxiii-xl

Abbreviations

pp xli-xlvi

Part I - Introduction

pp 1-30

1 - Introduction

pp 3-15

2 - A Conceptual Account of Equitable and Statutory Assignments

pp 16-30

Part II - The Model

pp 31-150

3 - Invariability

pp 33-66

4 - Different Models of Equitable Assignment

pp 67-105

5 - Misconceptions

pp 106-126

6 - Combination

pp 127-150

Part III - Joinder

pp 151-202

7 - Joinder of Assignor in Equitable Proceedings

pp 153-170

8 - Joinder of Assignor in Common Law Proceedings

pp 171-178

9 - Non-joinder of Assignor of Legal Choses

pp 179-202

Part IV - Notice

pp 203-324

10 - Giving Notice of Equitable Assignments and Its Effect on Competing Assignees: The ‘Rule’ in Dearle v. Hall

pp 205-245

11 - Knowledge of Assignment: Substantive Effects in Equity between Obligor and Assignor

pp 246-280

12 - Knowledge of Assignment: Procedural Avoidance in Equity and by Statute of ‘Equities’ or ‘Defences’

pp 281-324

Part V - Statutes

pp 325-410

13 - ‘Statutory’ Assignments under Law of Property Act 1925, Section 136(1)

pp 327-387

14 - Statutory Dealings in Specific Classes of Intangible Assets

pp 388-410

Part VI - Consequences

pp 411-455

15 - Why It Matters

pp 413-455