The Legal Elements of Boundaries and Adjacent Properties (1930), written by E.A. Hickson, is a legal text that deals with property law, specifically focusing on boundaries, easements, and property rights concerning adjacent properties. The book examines legal principles related to land ownership, surveying, property disputes, and the legal resolution of boundary conflicts. It is a highly technical and practical resource for lawyers, land surveyors, and property owners, providing a deep understanding of property rights in law. This leather-bound edition is particularly valuable for those interested in property law or involved in real estate transactions. The book also serves as a critical reference for the legal community, offering practical insights into resolving boundary disputes and understanding the rights of adjoining landowners.