Synopsis
Joseph Singer's comprehensive Property casebook enters its Third Edition with a reputation for classroom effectiveness and social relevance. Distinguished by its clear explanatory material, Property Law, Third Edition, serves as the foundation for an enlightening and engaging course. Students and instructors nationwide know they can depend on this respected casebook for: a unique viewpoint that combines a socially progressive sensibility with strong ethical coverage full coverage of traditional topics,, such as access, relation among neighbors, common ownership, leaseholds, real estate transactions, land use regulation, and takings, As well as nontraditional topics, such as tribal property, slavery, body parts, frozen embryos, and more cases and problems approach to teaching that promotes learning and class debate extraordinarily clear explication of property rules and concepts This extensive revision features new material as well as refinements and improvements: streamlined note material is more student-friendly a new chapter covers intellectual property as it relates To The Internet, biotechnology, and new reproductive technologies new major cases include A&M Records Inc. v. Napster, Upton v. JWP Businessland, Desnick v. ABC, Inc., Food Lion, Dale v. Boy Scouts of America and Boy Scouts of America v. Dale developments in the law, such as the adoption of the Restatement (Third) of Property (Servitudes) and its effects on the law of easements, covenants, and equitable servitudes, and likely changes To The Fair Housing Act, are incorporated throughout new problems based on recent cases stimulate class discussion