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Property Law: Rules, Policies, and Practices
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Rating:  - Nothing Exceptional...
As I'm nearing the end of a full semester reading this book, I must say that this book is nothing special. It has an incredibly liberal spin and discusses complex subject matter as "notes," which often confuses things. While it's not the worst I've read, don't believe that this book is anything extraordinary.
Rating:  - Great Book
I had property this semester and this book was great. It has quite a few outlines that can be straight up copied and pasted into your outlines. The cases are abridged really well which keeps the reading assignments reasonable in length. The only negative comment I have about this book is that it does contain a certain amount of repetition. I wish the rest of my textbooks were this clear and concise.
Rating: - Best law textbook on property you can get!
If you are looking for a property text, you cannot do better than this book. It is not only the best property textbook published right now, it is one of the finest legal textbooks I have had to read.
The writing is clear and comprehensible, and the cases are well chosen: provocative while remaining good examples of Black Letter Law.
My property class was the only section using Singer's book, and we are the only section that actually enjoyed the area of property law. This was not a coincidence.
Rating: - You don't need a professor to teach you property law ...
... all you need is this textbook! Logically organized, comprehensive and explains complex concepts in a down-to-earth, easy-to-understand manner. The emphasis on the policy behind the rules is also extremely helpful. You won't need to buy a commercial outline with this book.
Rating: - This is the best casebook I have ever read.
The true greatness of this casebook is that it renders hornbooks and other guides superfluous. It is a truly great casebook in an area of the law I thought would bore me to death. It is so good it makes some of those New Jersey cases almost palatable.
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