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Updating Land Registration Law and Practice: Some Lessons from China

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Updating Land Registration Law and Practice: Some Lessons from China. / Xu, Lu.
Modern Studies in Property Law. ed. / Ben McFarlane; Sinead Agnew. Vol. 10 Oxford: Hart Publishing, 2019. p. 263-281.

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Xu, L 2019, Updating Land Registration Law and Practice: Some Lessons from China. in B McFarlane & S Agnew (eds), Modern Studies in Property Law. vol. 10, Hart Publishing, Oxford, pp. 263-281. https://doi.org/10.5040/9781509921409.ch-015

APA

Xu, L. (2019). Updating Land Registration Law and Practice: Some Lessons from China. In B. McFarlane, & S. Agnew (Eds.), Modern Studies in Property Law (Vol. 10, pp. 263-281). Hart Publishing. https://doi.org/10.5040/9781509921409.ch-015

Vancouver

Xu L. Updating Land Registration Law and Practice: Some Lessons from China. In McFarlane B, Agnew S, editors, Modern Studies in Property Law. Vol. 10. Oxford: Hart Publishing. 2019. p. 263-281 doi: 10.5040/9781509921409.ch-015

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Xu, Lu. / Updating Land Registration Law and Practice : Some Lessons from China. Modern Studies in Property Law. editor / Ben McFarlane ; Sinead Agnew. Vol. 10 Oxford : Hart Publishing, 2019. pp. 263-281

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