This convenient study guide provides students of law with basic principles and issues of property law. Each law is succinctly stated, with expert analysis of citations, points of law, rules, and exceptions. For detailed study of a point of law, citations to major student texts are provided. Includes informed discussions of: adverse possession, estate in land, concurrent ownership, landlord and tenant, easements, covenants running with the land, conveyancing, brokers, contracts for the sale of land (vendor—purchaser), conveyances (transfer of title by deed), priorities (the recording system), title assurance, mortgages, miscellaneous property doctrines, and land use.

Property; 4th Edition [Black Letter Series]

Bernhardt, Roger

Burkhart, Ann M.

Business

West Group

Most of the rules covered in standard real property casebooks are summarized in this concise work. For quick reference the text is divided into three sections. Part One overviews interests in land, such as adverse possession, common-law estates, and concurrent ownership. Part Two covers conveyances through real estate brokers, contract of sale, transfer of title by deed, and mortgages. Part Three concludes with a discussion on miscellaneous property doctrines.

Real Property in a Nutshell

West Academic

This short work summarizes and sets forth the basic rules of Property in a systematic way, allowing students to review what they have learned from their casebooks and to appreciate how parts of the course fit together into an integrated while. The book contains enough explanations and analyses to provide students with all of the information they need to have to master the Property course, without attempting to include so much content as to make reading it more burdensome than the casebook itself.

Black Letter Outline on Property

Extensive and informed collection of cases and materials addressing the complex issues surrounding property law. Eliminates such complexities by presenting clear, accurate, and up-to-date materials with editorial enhancements. Provides the latest case law and statutes, discussing related issues such as bankruptcy, income tax, and property insurance. Allows fast, easy, and informed research into a vast array of real estate and property law.

Property: Cases and Statutes (American Casebook Series)

Most of the rules covered in standard real property casebooks are summarized in this Nutshell. For quick reference the text is divided into three sections. Part One overviews interests in land, such as adverse possession, common-law estates, and concurrent ownership. Part Two covers conveyances through real estate brokers, contract of sale, transfer of title by deed, and mortgages. Part Three concludes with a discussion on miscellaneous property doctrines.

Real Property in a Nutshell (Nutshell Series)

2001 Supplement to Property Cases and Statutes

Real Property in a Nutshell (Nutshells)

Burkhart, Ann

West Academic Publishing

Black Letter Outlines are designed to help a law student recognize and understand the basic principles and issues of law covered in a law school course. Black Letter Outlines can be used both as a study aid when preparing for classes and as a review of the subject matter when studying for an examination. Each Black Letter Outline is written by experienced law school professors who are recognized national authorities in their subject area.

Black Letter Outline on Property (Black Letter Outlines)

Real Property in a Nutshell (Nutshell series)

West

This new first-year casebook is a unique blend of cases and real-world problems. The authors nationally known for bridging the gap between theory and practice and collectively possessing more than 150 semesters of teaching first-year property have created a book using thoughtful decisions by judges wrestling with contemporary problems. This casebook concentrates on issues that are meaningful to students today as learners and will be vital to them later as attorneys. The authors have selected opinions that are intelligible as well as concise, so as to be quickly understood. Scarce class time is thereby made available to apply those rules to contemporary problems. Excerpts from opinions in related cases, statutes, and relevant articles follow each primary case to provide comprehensive overviews of every topic. The second edition includes a number of new decisions and features extensive prefacing to the cases, giving to give students greater guidance as to their significance. Professors will find the extensive Teacher's Manual a fitting companion. It contains over 5,000 questions to put to students: questions that require them to apply the rules, rather than to merely recite what the cases held. Its availability on-line offers professors the convenience of editing, printing and taking these materials as notes directly into the classroom.

Property (Black letter series)

West Pub. Co.

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