The courses listed on the following pages have been taught in recent academic years. Not all courses are offered in each year. Although many similar courses are taught in subsequent years, the nature of the Law School curriculum allows significant variations in course titles and course content depending on the interest of the faculty members. For specific course offerings for the current year, please consult the Course Offering Directory, School of Law. I Basic problems of the civil adjudication process.
Federal practice provides the focus.
An examination of the legal obligations that attach to promises. Modern statutory developments will provide a significant focus for study. Property General introduction to property concepts and different types of property interests. Principal focus is real property interests. Surveys present and future estates in land, concurrent ownership, leasehold interests, conveyancing, various land use restrictions and eminent domain.