num_pages: 901
description: Equally useful with any casebook, this exceptional paperback text: - clearly explains property rules and doctrine through a textual treatment, describing the complicated and antiquated property laws in a lively, contemporary manner and including numerous examples- emphasizes disagreements among states about the applicable rules of property law, with explanations of why states adopt different rules- clarifies the norms and policy bases of property law through a balanced account of the various theoretical approaches to property, enabling students to understand the reasoning behind the law- teaches students to spot issues by explaining how courts interpret ambiguous elements in rules and identifying situations likely to give rise to exceptions- prepares students for class and for exams by modeling correct answers to hard cases in which the law is unclear.- draws on the expertise of Joseph Singer, a leading property scholar who has authored a very popular property casebookThe Second Edition introduces new material: - the text is redesigned for easier access, with special features highlighted- new Supreme Court cases on regulatory takings law- new court interpretations of the Fair Housing Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act- new state statutes- footnotes, cases, and statutes updated with citations to recent cases- updated problems reflect recent court decisions
language: English
title: Introduction to Property
titlecomplete: Introduction to Property
ratings_count: 7
publisher: Aspen Law & Business