Property Law: Cases and Commentary, 4th Edition

Chapter 1: Concepts of Property in Law
Chapter 2: The Concept of “Possession”
Chapter 3: Fundamental Principles Governing Property Interests in Land
Chapter 4: Aboriginal Property
Chapter 5: Bailment and Leases
Chapter 6: Gifts and Transfers of Land
Chapter 7: Co-ownership, Condos, and Family Property
Chapter 8: Non-possessory Interests

Note from the author: this memo provides information for instructors who use this book. Unfortunately, as my colleagues have graciously pointed out, there are some errors in the text; a few are significant. I hope that this memo will assist instructors at present and that these corrections can be inserted in any subsequent printing.

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