Property
Joseph William Singer, Bethany R. Berger, Nestor M. Davidson, Eduardo Moises Penalver · 7th
Complete case list for Singer, Berger, Davidson & Penalver, the Property casebook by Joseph William Singer (7th Edition)
pp. pp. 1-10
Establishes the principle of land title and the impact of discovery.
pp. pp. 11-15
Addresses the limits of property rights and the concept of public interest.
pp. pp. 16-25
Defines the statutory rules surrounding the acquisition of possession.
pp. pp. 26-30
Discusses the rights of possession in relation to intangible property.
pp. pp. 31-40
Explores the distinction between types of property titles.
pp. pp. 41-50
Illustrates the legal obligations tied to different estates.
pp. pp. 51-60
Examines the effect of contract breach on property rights.
pp. pp. 61-70
Establishes the enforceability of equitable interests in property contracts.
pp. pp. 71-80
Sets precedent for zoning laws and their constitutional standing.
pp. pp. 81-90
Explores the limits of governmental power in controlling land use.
pp. pp. 91-100
Clarifies the distinctions between easements and licenses.
pp. pp. 101-110
Illustrates the judicial management of easement disputes.
pp. pp. 111-120
Examines the requirements for establishing adverse possession.
pp. pp. 121-130
Discusses the implications of good faith in adverse possession claims.
pp. pp. 131-140
Sets a landmark decision in tenant rights and obligations.
pp. pp. 141-150
Addresses the doctrine of implied warranty of habitability.
pp. pp. 151-160
Explores liability in real estate transactions and latent defects.
pp. pp. 161-170
Analyzes equitable remedies in real estate sales.
pp. pp. 171-180
Establishes the rights and duties of mortgagors and mortgagees.
pp. pp. 181-190
Discusses foreclosure procedures and lender obligations.
pp. pp. 191-200
Addresses the balance between property rights and environmental impacts.
pp. pp. 201-210
Defines the legal tests for establishing nuisance claims.
pp. pp. 211-220
Examines limits on governmental takings of private property.
pp. pp. 221-230
Discusses the implications of eminent domain on property rights.
pp. pp. 231-240
Discusses the intersection of property rights and regulatory actions.
pp. pp. 241-250
Examines fundamental rights implied by property interests.
pp. pp. 251-260
Discusses the enforceability of charitable trusts in property succession.
pp. pp. 261-270
Examines the distribution of property in estate law.
pp. pp. 271-280
Explores the complexities of future interests in property planning.
pp. pp. 281-290
Discusses the legitimacy of various forms of future interests.
Professors assign this casebook for its comprehensive coverage of key property law principles combined with modern legal dilemmas. Its structured chapter format provides a pedagogical framework that encourages critical analysis and application of the law in real-world scenarios.