This textbook presents the "big picture" of the history and principles that have influenced the Anglo-American institution of property and law of land. This edition expands its treatment of regulatory takings. It includes a section on environmental justice. Its coverage of Russian property law enriches the discussion of property as an institution. The format allows for a variety of teaching methods, and it applies easily to three- to six-hour courses.
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Price was fairly reasonable compared to a brand new book, and the book itself is in pretty good shape. Although it has writing and hilighting, the writing is legible and the previous owner did not go hilighter crazy and hilight everything. I have a hard time reading the textbook when people do that, so I was pleased that this book was not like that. It arrived very timely also.
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is a book...for school...not fun,
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good book, i bought it bc i had to for school...thats all ican say. HArd stuff.
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Good, if you actually enjoy property,
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I dislike the class of property and this is my second text on this topic for law school. This one is better and more easily read than the other one, but seeing as I hate property its still nothing too great.
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