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Binding: HardcoverDewey Decimal Number: 346.73043 EAN: 9780314228703 Edition: 3rd ISBN: 0314228705 Label: West Publishing Company Manufacturer: West Publishing Company Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 987 Publication Date: 2000-01 Publisher: West Publishing Company Studio: West Publishing Company Editorial Review: Product Description: Reliable source on property laws surveys estates in land—present, future, and concurrent; comparable interests in personality; landlord and tenant law; and rights against neighbors and other third persons. Also examines easements and profits; running covenants; governmental controls on land use; land contracts; conveyances; titles; and recording systems. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Missed Its Target Audience...Undeniably, Professor Stoebuck is one of the brightest scholars around in Property law, but this book misses its mark for what it was intended for. West's Hornbook series are designed to be used by first year law students learning the law, non-legal scholars who need a quick reference for whatever they are working on, or the practicing attorney who doesn't have the time or money to use one of West's multi-volume practicioner series treatises. This volume is tremendous in the area of ... Read More Rating: - Heavily detailed, but useful for Property studentsALthough this text contains about 10x what the average 1L will need for a Property exam, it was a very helpful guide through a very difficult subject. It will remain on my shelf just in case I change the very core of my being and someday become a real estate lawyer. Students of Property: this is the ONLY text that will help you outside of the classroom. Rating:  - Excellent resource for a difficult area of the lawThis is an excellent treatise covering the major areas and topics of property law. It is sighted often by leading casebooks, including Singer's Property Law. I highly recommend this book to law students as the other secondary sources in this area of law are woefully lacking. |
