Property Law Made Simple
The app teaches the black-letter rules of property. It provides simple, straightforward explanations. Many examples illustrate each concept. Practice problems ensure concept mastery. Detailed explanations accompany each of the 50 MBE-style practice problems. Perfect for learning, reviewing, and mastering Property Law.
This app covers the following substantive areas: Adverse Possession; Bailment; Co-Ownership; Covenants & Easements; Deed; Finders; Gift; Leases; Land-Sale Contract; Marriage; Mortgage; Recording Act; Title Transfer. For Estates & Future Interests, download the companion app titled: Future Interests Made Simple.
This app was created by Professor Ned Snow. Professor Snow is a Professor of Law at the University of South Carolina, and a graduate of Harvard Law School. He has taught Property Law for nine years.
This app does not provide legal advice specific to your situation or state. For legal advice, consult a licensed attorney.
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Reviews (8)
I'm currently studying for exams and this app couldn't be more helpful. It is very organized and acts as an excellent refresher for terms/rules that you may be unsure about. My only regret is that I didn't download it sooner!
The concepts are well organized and ready to understand. The use of examples to demonstrate the concepts in concrete terms is a nice touch. As a parent myself, I really enjoyed the artwork throughout the app.
This app is exactly what it claims to be: property law made simple. It really helped me to understand different applications and scenarios of property law. The examples were especially helpful, and the pictures were funny.
Great app! Easy to use and very helpful.
Simple and to the point. Easy to use. No unnecessary fluff.
Best way to learn Property Law!
Great information
Just got my JD, doing bar prep, and sometimes it's really fun to be able to rely on an app to have accurate information, and a good interface. Even when I am taking a "study break" this app makes it fun and easy to review. Thanks!