Property Law: Planning · Policy · Practice (Case Study and Tutorial Series): Planning · Policy · Practice

Author: Singh
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Publication Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This book provides significant reference value for faculty and students of law schools in China, as well as legal professionals, to understand and study U.S. property law. It is accompanied by a teacher's manual that summarizes key teaching points and addresses difficult questions. It is widely recommended by prestigious law schools such as Harvard and Yale in the U.S. as a teaching text for property law, and is highly regarded in the practical legal community. The author is a law professor at Harvard University. This book is widely recommended by prestigious law schools such as Harvard and Yale in the U.S. as a teaching text for property law, and is highly regarded in the practical legal community. The author is a law professor at Harvard University. While discussing legal issues, the book also touches on many sociological and ethical concepts, clearly explaining numerous rules and principles of property law, and extensively covering traditional research topics in property law, such as the acquisition of property ownership, neighborly relations, lease rights, co-ownership of property rights, real estate transactions, land use management, and income. It also explores non-traditional research topics in property law, such as tribal property, slavery, body organs, and frozen embryos. The third edition has been substantially revised to include more issues related to intellectual property, such as the internet, biotechnology, and reproductive technology; reflects the latest developments in property law, such as the adoption of the Restatement of Property Law and its impact; and adds several influential cases. This book provides significant reference value for faculty and students of law schools in China, as well as legal professionals, to understand and study U.S. property law. It is accompanied by a teacher's manual that summarizes key teaching points and addresses difficult questions.