Dr Nicola Jackson

Lecturer in law

School/Department: Law, School of

Profile

I joined Leicester Law School having previously been a lecturer at the University of Manchester, the University of East Anglia and De Montfort University.

I was awarded my PhD by the University of Birmingham. My thesis was on the subject of trustees' powers, overreaching and the 1925 property legislation.

Research

I have undertaken research in Land Law and the Law of Trusts, including offshore trust law. I have been a Visiting Professor in Jersey Trusts Law at the Institute of Law, Jersey. My current research interests are centred on creating teaching and learning methods particularly in relation to critical thinking, problem solving, and the different approaches to learning in law.

Publications

(0) N.Jackson, Essential Cases in Contract Law (OUP Law Trove, 4th ed. 2021).

N.Jackson, "The rule of Certainty of Object in Jersey Trusts Law" [2015] Jersey and Guernsey Law Review.

N.Jackson, Gateway to Land Law (2012, Sweet & Maxwell)

N.Jackson, "Teaching Reasoning as an Integrated part of the Curriculum in University Law Schools" (2010) Association of Law Teachers (Annual Conference University of Cambridge) (conference paper)

N.Jackson, R.Pearce, J.Stevens, Textbook on Land Law (4th edition 2008, Sweet & Maxwell)

N.Jackson, "Overreaching and Unauthorised Dispositions of Registered Land" [2007] Conveyancer and Property Lawyer

N.Jackson, "Overreaching in Registered Land Law" [2006] Modern Law Review pp.214-241

N.Jackson, "Overreaching and the Rationale of the Law of Property Act 1925" (2006) Nottingham Law Journal (2006) Vol 15(2) Nottingham Law Journal pp. 1-17

N.Jackson, Fraud and Land Registration (2005) Society of Legal Scholars (Annual Conference University of Sheffield)(conference paper)

N.Jackson, "Title by Registration" (2003) 119 Law Quarterly Review 660-691.

Supervision

Contract Law, Equity and Trusts.

Teaching

I am Module Convenor for Contract Law.
I teach Equity and Trusts.

Press and media

Contract formation, contract terms, contract ending, and frustration

Awards

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Qualifications

LLB (hons); PhD; FHEA