Property: A Contemporary Approach

by John Sprankling, Raymond Coletta

This casebook is designed to introduce property law to 21st–century law students. It presents the core concepts of property law in a streamlined format that is clear and easy to understand, while maintaining the intellectual challenge of the subject. The book covers the standard property topics with a blend of familiar and modern cases selected to appeal to today’s students. It also includes sections on intellectual property and environmental law. As with other books in the Interactive Casebook Series, the accompanying electronic version allows students immediate access to the full text of cited cases, statutes, articles, and other materials in the Westlaw database. In addition, the electronic version includes over 200 photographs, maps, diagrams, original documents, and audio clips that help students understand the case materials, together with more than 300 multiple choice questions and answers so that students can assess their progress.

1048 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Indira Wolf · Rating 2 out of 5]

YAY ONE COURSE DONE.

[rndgmoat · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another beast dug out of the closet and another decent casebook that helped me muddle through another complicated subject...

[Allison Carr · Rating 2 out of 5]

disliked this class and picking this book up often felt insurmountable

[Tayler Saunders · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not the best. It’s better than others for sure but it tends to discuss some big and important topics as brief and vague footnotes.