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Property Law Collection
The Property Law Collection gathers the Society's study of estates in land, the recording acts, and the doctrines by which title, possession, and conveyance are established of record. It draws primary authority from state property statutes, selected federal statutes, and the recorded instrument itself.
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Overview
About the Property Law.
The Property Law Collection gathers the Society's study of estates in land, the recording acts, and the doctrines by which title, possession, and conveyance are established of record. It draws primary authority from state property statutes, selected federal statutes, and the recorded instrument itself.
Topics · Estates in Land · Recording Acts · Conveyance · Title
Start Here
An orientation for new readers.
If you are new to Property Law, begin with:
Estimated reading time · 4–6 hours
Reading Path
A recommended sequence through the Collection.
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What Is Real Property?
A foundational primer on real property: the bundle of rights, the distinction between real and personal property, and the estates and interests that organize American property law.
Types of Property
How American property law classifies property — real and personal, tangible and intangible, and the fixtures and mixed interests that cross the line between them.
Estates in Land
How American property law defines the nature, duration, and extent of a person's legal interest in real property through the doctrine of estates in land.
School of Property Law
Estates in land, recording acts, conveyancing, and title.
Advanced Reading
Press
Editorial scholarship on this subject.
- What Is Real Property?
A foundational primer on real property: the bundle of rights, the distinction between real and personal property, and the estates and interests that organize American property law.
- Types of Property
How American property law classifies property — real and personal, tangible and intangible, and the fixtures and mixed interests that cross the line between them.
- Estates in Land
How American property law defines the nature, duration, and extent of a person's legal interest in real property through the doctrine of estates in land.
Academy
Related courses of study.
- School of Property Law
Estates in land, recording acts, conveyancing, and title.
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