Research output per year
Research output per year
Personal profile
Teaching
Sarah teaches on the following courses:
- Commercial Law
- Scottish Property Law
- Real Estate and Commercial Practice (Honours)
- Law in Practice (Honours)
- Scots Property Law (Honours)
Biography
Sarah joined the School of Law as a Lecturer in 2013, prior to which she was a solicitor at Tods Murray in Edinburgh.
In private practice Sarah specialised in commercial litigation and property litigation. Before qualifying as a solicitor, Sarah spent a year as a legal assistant at the Scottish Law Commission, working on the Land Registration and Leasehold Conversion projects. She was also a part-time tutor in Property, Trusts and Succession at Edinburgh University for eight years.
Research
Scots private law, in particular property law and commercial law.
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The scope of protective costs orders
King, S., 2014, In: Scottish Planning and Environmental Law. 2014, 161Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate
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Clear boundaries
King, S., 2013, In: Scottish Planning and Environmental Law. 2013, 160Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate
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Planning permission or no planning permission?
King, S., 2013, In: Scottish Planning and Environmental Law. 2013, 159Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate
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The landlord's hypothec: difficulties in practice
Skea, S. & Steven, A. J. M., 2010, In: Scots Law Times. 22, p. 120-123Research output: Contribution to journal › Article